Having practiced in national firms, midsized Virginia offices, and as in-house counsel for a Fortune 150 company, I’ve gained a breadth of experience that allows me to dive into state and federal matters of any scale with confidence. 

My passion for appellate work began at the University of Virginia, where I had the incredible opportunity to argue a Fourth Circuit appeal as a law student. That case produced a published opinion establishing Eighth Amendment protections against unsafe prison van transports—and completely cemented my dedication to appellate advocacy.

One of the best parts of practicing law in Richmond is our warm, close-knit legal community. Through the Richmond Bar Association, I’ve made wonderful friends while serving on the Young Lawyers Section Executive Board, alongside my work on the Executive Board for the Lewis F. Powell, Jr. American Inn of Court.

Being recognized by our legal community means the world to me. I’m proud to be named “2026 Young Lawyer of the Year” by the Richmond Bar Association, and to be included in Virginia Business Magazine’s “Forty Under 40” and Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s “Influential Women of Law.”

Outside the office, you’ll usually find me catching up with friends or visiting family. On weekends, I’m typically cheering on the Hoos, getting ready for book club, or squeezing in a game of tennis or pickleball.