I’ve faced injustice. I’ve overcome it. Now I fight for the people.
My journey to becoming an attorney didn’t start in a classroom — it started in the middle of the justice system itself. I’ve lived through moments where my rights were violated and where powerful institutions acted without accountability. Those experiences didn’t break me; they shaped me. They gave me the insight, empathy, and determination I bring to every client I represent today.
My family has been rooted in South Louisiana since the 1700s, with ancestors who overcame discrimination, broke barriers, shaped early New Orleans jazz, and built their lives through hard work from Pointe Coupée to the Port of New Orleans. Their resilience guides the way I fight for people who need a strong advocate.
If you want to understand why I practice law the way I do — and what truly drives me — click below to read my story