Drafted documents for all phases of litigation, including complaints, motions, and discovery, as well as documents involving complex obstetrical and/or neonatal medicine. Analyzed discovery responses, medical records, state and federal caselaw, and relevant statutes to develop strategies to make clients as successful as possible. Took depositions and led meetings with expert witnesses in many different fields, both medical and otherwise.

Drafted litigation documents to defend legal malpractice claims, claims against employers, and other claims against insureds. Conducted legal research and drafted detailed letters to defend attorneys facing Attorney Grievance Commission complaints.

Drafted documents for all phases of litigation, including dispositive and other motions, discovery, and settlement agreements. Analyzed discovery responses, medical records, state and federal caselaw, and relevant statutes to develop defense strategies.

Prepared articles for cite-checking and editing and provided support to junior staffers throughout the editing process. Reviewed and compiled the work of junior staffers. Created Dropbox folders and reviewed electronic files compiled by junior staffers containing the sources used in articles. Worked closely with senior article editors throughout the publication process to ensure that articles chosen for publication are in the best possible condition by the end of the publication schedule. Helped the Editor in Chief to vet and select articles written by law professors and practitioners for publication.

Collected sources that article authors used for their articles and confirmed that they contained the information that the authors cited. Edited text above and below the line in light of the Administrative Law Review Conventions and the Texas Law Review Manual on Usage & Style, and altered citations in footnotes so that they conform with the rules of the Bluebook (I have received three Notices of Superior Work for my writing, editing, and cite-checking). Worked with the Senior Technology Editor to research for, outline, and host an episode of "A Hard Look," Administrative Law Review's podcast. From January 2021 to April 2021, I researched for and wrote my comment, which is an extensive academic paper that argues for collaboration between the Department of Homeland Security, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to curb the spread of right-wing extremism in the United States.

Assisted in the planning for the redevelopment of Lincoln Congregational Temple, which is a historic church in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC. Drafted memoranda that memorialized what was discussed in meetings, researched Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and Historic Tax Credits, compiled detailed lists of potential grantors and foundations, began vetting potential tenants that would operate within Lincoln Congregational Temple after its redevelopment, and, among other tasks, presented to and counseled members of the Exploratory Team, which is responsible for making final decisions regarding Lincoln Congregational Temple's redevelopment.

Wrote and edited contracts such as licensing agreements and drafted meeting minutes for the Board and its committees. Ensured the compliance of products, communicated with governing agencies, and shaped the COVID policy for employees.

Wrote articles about cannabis industry topics for distribution to CBE’s 55,000 subscribers and 25,000 monthly site visitors. Researched state cannabis regulatory legislation and created licensing guides for prospective cannabis business owners.

Sought proof for medical claims by drafting medical materials requests and organizing and inventorying diagnostic materials. Transcribed medical reviews written by the in-house pathologist and maintained other claim files such as affidavits. Contacted doctors, medical specialists, and employers to get additional information regarding claimants’ medical issues.

Assisted both the supervising professor and the doctoral candidate in their research through administering experiments on test subjects as well as reviewing, editing and categorizing data collected.

Assisted attorneys in defending clients facing criminal charges in Virginia and Maryland in addition to serving subpoenas on clients' behalf.

Assisted attorneys in defending their clients who have been committed to the D.C. Department of Behavioral Health. Clients consisted primarily of individuals that were involuntarily hospitalized and unable to afford representation.

Duties included analyzing literature from accredited websites and databases to compile information about Electroencephalographs and Anger Management. Additionally, conducted research and searches for questionnaires and surveys that accurately measure patients' anger and as well as the optimal treatment optionsImplement RedCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) to build questionnaires for the center’s clients

Worked in the Pain Medicine Clinic under Dr. Angela Fletcher, Psy.D. Attended patients’ and their parents’ cognitive therapy and Biofeedback appointments in addition to conducting independent, survey-style research on patients and their families