Every time a new case comes in and I get to dive in for the first time. There’s something so energizing about digging into the facts, identifying the key issues, and thinking through how jurors might respond.
I grew up in a small town in Wisconsin in a family that was very passionate about Wisconsin sports including the Badgers, Bucks, Brewers, and of course the Packers. Outside of watching sports, I spent a lot of time on the lake (when it wasn’t frozen over) and playing softball.
I bring a research-driven mindset to think through different ways to present information to help clients effectively deliver their intended message.
The people. It’s a privilege to work with a group that is so intelligent, hard-working, and most importantly very kind.
Trial consulting is the perfect intersection of psychology and the law—two areas I’ve dedicated much of my life to studying. I love that this role allows me to combine my passions and apply my expertise in a way that delivers meaningful, actionable insights to clients.
I love taking advantage of being by the ocean, whether it’s spear fishing, paddle boarding, or diving for lobsters. I also love playing pickleball and kickball on the weekends.
I’m known best for being a team player. I grew up in a big family (with five brothers) and playing team sports, so collaboration has always come naturally to me.
I earned my PhD and MS in Legal Psychology from Florida International University. Prior to that, I received my BS in Psychology with a minor in Intelligence and Security Studies from Coastal Carolina University.
During my undergraduate studies, I worked as an Honors Intern for the Federal Bureau of Investigation and served as a research assistant in multiple labs, including a social psychology lab and a health psychology lab. These experiences solidified my passion for both psychology and the law. After graduating, I entered the Legal Psychology PhD Program… more Tell us about your experience.