I’m a New Hampshire-based litigator who writes and speaks about law and religion and law and technology. My legal and other commentary has appeared in The American Mind, American Reformer, Catholic World Report, The Stream, and New Hampshire Journal.

My practice is focused on religious liberty, issues affecting religious organizations, and related constitutional issues. I am passionate about law and biotechnology and advocate for state-based access to emerging experimental therapies.

I received my J.D. from Washington & Lee University School of Law, where I was active in moot court and was awarded 2nd Place, Best Advocate at the DC Regional, ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition. I then worked as a trial court clerk in Staunton, Virginia before practicing general civil litigation in New Hampshire.