Provided legal counsel to labor unions and labor union trust funds. Duties included advising clients on labor law and ERISA issues, vetting internal union documents and procedures, handling wrongful termination arbitration proceedings, and handling collections on behalf of welfare funds.

Provided confidential nonpartisan legal assistance to state legislators; duties included drafting, revising, and vetting legislation; substantive focus on employment, labor, and business laws.

Duties primarily included, but were not limited to, analyzing and summarizing legal testimony and using e-discovery to locate and highlight areas of substantive interest and legal privilege in ongoing civil litigation.

Clerked under the guidance of Administrative Law Judges Amy Weinhaus, Andrea Niehoff, and Kendra Howard; drafted several judicial opinions, performed extensive case research, and assisted in mediations

Served as the sole law clerk of one of the area's most prominent criminal defense firms. Duties consisted of case and issue research, discovery work, and drafting motions and correspondence.

Was the primary receiver and coder of non-profit donations and was responsible for management of donor accounts, direction of donations to the appropriate funds, and handling of all financial transactions related to donor giving. Coordinated with donors and prospective donors in regard to their donation specifications. Was singularly responsible for maintenance of financial database, management of online banking database, and communication with financial institutions with regard to processing.

Duties including, but not limited to: the supervision and instruction of between five and ten subordinates, the processing and fulfillment of customer orders, the creation of order prototypes, and the inspection and organization of finished products.I took great pride in high output rates and very low rates of reworked orders by my subordinates

Solicited non-profit donations from university alumni and the parents of currently enrolled students to provide funding for student programs. Following first and only semester, received "New Caller of the Year" award for having solicited donations from over 40% of contacted prospects (more than 75% in the highest bracket target of 50%).

Duties including, but not limited to: supervision of the county drug court (a diversion program for state-level drug offenses), meeting with clients in regard to their cases, the organization and storage of client information, and the tracking of pertinent appointments and court dates.