Husband, father, and third year law student at Antonin Scalia Law school with experience in modeling trial and appellate court litigation and public speaking and writing briefs and drafting contracts. In law school, I have been a finalist in the Scalia Law Thatcher Trial Ad Competition and a quarterfinalist in the First Year Moot Court Competition. I drafted an amicus for CFPB v. Community Financial Services Association of America. In addition to classes, I have worked for the American Conservative Union, where I have worked on comments to agency NPRMs, including the ATF's redefinition of "Engaged in the Business as a Firearms Dealer" and the EEOC's "Regulation to Implement the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act." In addition, I contributed to a few amicus briefs for the Loper Bright case and a brief seeking cert in Attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland v. Marylin Pierre. Prior to law school, I spent several years in financial services. This includes two years with Fidelity Investments, where I took and made calls to clients to discuss financial planning and investment options and vehicles. My success in this role was commended by the company through associate recognition awards.