Forthcoming. Note. 'Compensatory Preliminary Damages' in CUNY Law Review (Winter 2024).

2022. Article. 'Epistemic Isomorphism' in Metaphilosophy.

2021. Discussion Note. 'Great Risks from Small Benefits Grow' in Philosophia.

2020. Chapter in Ed. Volume. 'Future Bias and Presentism' in The Metaphysics of Time: Themes from Prior

2020. Discussion Note. 'The Argument from Sideways Music' in Thought: A Journal of Philosophy.

2019. Chapter in Ed. Volume. 'B-Theory and Time Biases' in Logic and Philosophy of Time: Further Themes from Prior

Hello! I'm a 5th-year PhD candidate, and a 3rd-year JD candidate, at the University of California, Irvine. I'm advised by Mark Fiocco. My doctoral committee includes Duncan Pritchard, Jeff Helmreich, Kenneth Simons, and Shauhin Talesh. Before the dual-degree program at Irvine, I received my masters in philosophy from Northern Illinois University and my bachelors in philosophy from Berea College. Outside of philosophy and law, I spend my free time playing soccer. I'm also an avid snowboarder! I have wide-ranging philosophical and legal interests. Philosophy-wise, I'm interested in the metaphysics and ethics of risk, the epistemology of ignorance, the metaphysics of time, and the philosophy of criminal and tort law. Law-wise, I'm interested in litigation practice, jurisprudence, statutory analysis, antitrust law, and the law of equitable remedies, especially interlocutory relief.