I’m an attorney interested in using technology to make the practice of law more precise, more personal, and more useful to individual clients.

Most of my work involves writing, research, analysis, document review, and workflow design. I’m especially interested in tools that make those processes clearer, faster, and easier to audit without sacrificing judgment, context, or professional responsibility.

I use GitHub mostly as a place to experiment with practical tools and workflows, including:

• Legal workflow automation
• Document organization and versioning
• AI-assisted drafting and review
• Timekeeping and billing cleanup
• Research and knowledge-management systems
• Small utilities that reduce repetitive work

I do not think the future of legal technology is just bigger platforms, more dashboards, or more disconnected tools.

I think the better direction is fewer systems, simpler interfaces, and more integrated workflows that help lawyers spend more time understanding clients and less time managing administrative overhead.

Technology should make legal work more local, more personal, and more attentive to the facts and people that actually matter in a given case.

I’m particularly interested in locally hosted AI and privacy-preserving legal tools.

Lawyers handle sensitive information by default. If AI is going to become a serious part of legal practice, privacy and control over client data cannot be treated as afterthoughts. Local models, private infrastructure, and carefully designed workflows will be critical to protecting client confidences and privacy rights.

I prefer clear structure, concise writing, clean formatting, and systems that work under real conditions. My bias is toward practical improvements over elaborate setups.

If a tool removes friction, preserves context, protects sensitive information, and makes the final work product better, I’m interested.

MacBook Pro. iPad Pro. A lot of drafting, reviewing, organizing, and refining.

Legal tech, AI-assisted legal practice, litigation workflows, document automation, local-first software, privacy-preserving AI, and better systems for client-centered legal work.