"I hold a J.D. from Trinity Law School and currently serve as a Litigation Manager at a personal injury law firm, where for the past seven years I’ve drafted and edited high-stakes legal documents including MSJ oppositions, trial briefs, appellate briefs, motions, deposition outlines, and discovery. A major part of my role involves supervising and training a team of legal assistants, which has given me years of one-on-one teaching experience in writing structure, reasoning, and persuasive analysis.

My tutoring approach is practical, clear, and methodical. I break down legal writing into manageable steps—issue spotting, rule explanation, structured analysis (IRAC/CRAC), and concise application—so students understand not only what to write but why it matters. I’ve worked closely with adult learners, law students, paralegal students, and new legal assistants, helping them improve clarity, organization, and confidence in their writing.

Because I work in real litigation every day, I teach writing the way it is actually used in practice, not just in theory. Whether a student needs help preparing a memo, structuring a law school essay, or developing stronger analytical writing skills, I tailor each session to their goals and provide concrete, actionable feedback they can apply immediately. My goal is to make legal writing feel logical, achievable, and even enjoyable for students at all levels." less...