Recognized for his work in legal ethics and professional responsibility, he brings more than 25 years of experience analyzing attorney conduct, litigation practices, and compliance with professional standards. His expertise spans legal ethics, evidence, advocacy, criminal law, and governmental ethics, with additional focus on legal malpractice, attorney discipline, judicial conduct, fee disputes, and disqualification matters. He has served as an expert witness for more than 15 years, providing consultations, depositions, and testimony in matters involving attorney behavior and ethical obligations, supported by experience across both civil and criminal proceedings.

Alongside his litigation work, he maintains an academic career as a law professor, teaching legal ethics, trial and appellate advocacy, evidence, and criminal law while contributing to scholarly publications and professional education. His background also includes prior experience in private legal practice handling litigation and criminal matters, as well as participation in disciplinary systems, ethics advisory activities, and professional organizations. He holds a Juris Doctor, earned magna cum laude, and a Bachelor of Arts, earned cum laude. His academic achievements include service as Editor-in-Chief of a law review, election to the Order of the Coif, and recognition for excellence in legal scholarship, providing a strong foundation for his expertise in legal ethics, professional responsibility, and attorney standards of care.