-Generate warrants via SC CMS (Case Management System).-Determine probable cause with respect to arrest and search warrants.-Preside over bond hearings in York County, informing criminal defendants of their rights and obligations, and setting bail.-Advise of defendants’ rights regarding extradition pursuant to Fugitive warrants.

- Managed a diverse caseload of criminal defense, personal injury, and domestic relations matters.- Utilized legal software platforms such as Clio Manage and Clio Grow to navigate client matters and billing.- Drafted Complaints, Orders for Separate Maintenance and Support, and Subpoenas for domestic relations matters.- Propounded and analyzed paper and digital Discovery for both civil and criminal matters.- Attended Final Hearings for domestic matters; Preliminary Hearings, Initial Appearances, and Plea Colloquies for criminal matters; Administrative Hearings for the OMVH (Office of Motor Vehicle Hearings).

- Handled the defense of First-Party Property insurance claims against Citizens and State Farm.- Drafted Daubert Motions, Motions to Dismiss, Motions to Compel, Motions for Summary Judgment with attached Affidavits of Corporate Representatives, and non-templated Replies to Responses to Motions for Summary Judgment.- Generated billable hours for attorneys on Sage Time Slips software and utilized Time Matters for scheduling.- Researched the statutory requirements of validity with respect to Assignment of Benefits (AOB) contracts between assignor-insureds and third-party mitigation and restoration vendors pursuant to Fla. Stat. § 627.7152.

- Drafted pleadings, including Complaints, and discovery, such as Interrogatories, RFAs, and RTPs.- Drafted and edited demand letters to initiate settlement of BI, PD, and UM/UIM claim with insurance carriers.- Negotiated with claims adjusters from Progressive, Geico, Allstate, State Farm, the Hartford, and Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company, to maximize the valuation of clients’ pre-litigation settlements.- Generated over $300,000.00 of firm revenue in the form of settlements as a direct result of negotiation efforts.- Conducted research on Westlaw Edge and Lexis Advance on commercial trucking regulations under 49 C.F.R., driving violations under Fla. Stat. § 316 et seq., and insurance bad faith claims pursuant to Fla. Stat. § 624.155.

- Drafted an Order on a Rule 56(h) Motion for Determination of a Question of Law regarding an issue of contract interpretation and a Right of First Refusal pursuant to a Condominium Declaration.- Drafted an Order on a Rule 12(b)(5) Motion to Dismiss regarding a breach of contract and fraud claim, involving Rule 9(b) pleading standards and the application of the economic loss doctrine.- Conducted research on modification of irrevocable trusts under the Colorado Uniform Trust Code, and potential public policy concerns raised therein.- Observed virtual hearings and court proceedings via Webex.

- Served as a Teaching Assistant for Legal Writing I/II for Fall 2019/Spring 2020.- Provided individualized technical and substantive feedback on 1L students' assignments, including a memorandum on the validity of a disorderly conduct charge, a brief on fair use in the context of copyright infringement, and oral argumentation.- Arranged mandatory one-on-one meetings with 1L students to implement citations in accordance with the Bluebook, the Chicago Manual of Style, and other relevant sources of grammatical authority.- Maintained regular status updates with Professor Bruce and other TAs in order to optimally execute curricula for the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 semesters.