A Record of
Real Results.

For nearly three decades, I have practiced law as a civil rights and personal injury attorney, representing people facing discrimination, unequal treatment, constitutional violations, and life-changing injuries.

I have spent my career standing up to powerful institutions and fighting for people who needed someone willing to advocate on their behalf.

For nearly 25 years, I have also worked as a voter protection attorney and advocate, helping protect access to the ballot and defending one of our most fundamental rights.

When voting access was threatened, I helped lead the effort to restore Second Sunday early voting and protect Souls to the Polls.

I did not wait for someone else to step forward. I stepped forward myself.

As a private citizen, I exposed a $12 million public grant conflict using public records, persistence, and a commitment to transparency.

No elected office. No subpoena power. No staff. Just facts and accountability.

That work helped bring public attention to serious questions involving public spending and government oversight.

Throughout my career, I have consistently advocated for transparency, ethics, and accountability in public institutions.

I have served on the Florida Elections Commission, the Jacksonville Ethics Commission, and the Better Jacksonville Plan Citizens Oversight Committee because I believe public trust must be earned.

One of the greatest joys of my professional life has been serving as Town Attorney for the Town of White Springs.

In White Springs, I do far more than provide legal opinions. I draft legislation. I advise elected officials. I guide zoning and land-use decisions. I help navigate public records, Sunshine Law issues, economic development projects, community events, and the countless challenges that arise in local government.

I successfully fought efforts by the Florida Legislature to dissolve the town. I helped support redevelopment efforts and long-term planning initiatives designed to strengthen the community's future.

Most importantly, I have earned the trust of the people I serve. When problems arise, they call because they know I will tell them the truth, help them understand the risks, and work to find solutions. That trust is something I never take for granted.

My commitment to service extends beyond the courtroom and town hall.

I have served in leadership roles with nonprofit organizations, community initiatives, and civic institutions throughout Jacksonville.

I have worked alongside residents, faith leaders, advocates, and neighborhood organizations to strengthen communities, expand opportunity, and improve accountability.

From supporting reentry programs for returning citizens to helping Eastside residents fight for stronger protections tied to community investment, I have always believed that public dollars should produce public results.

Communities deserve more than promises. They deserve outcomes.