Personal Injury Workers’ Compensation Defense Base Act/Longshore		Bar Admissions: New Hampshire & Maine Education: B.S. Technical Writing & Editing, Carnegie Mellon University 1985 M.A. Rhetoric, The Ohio State University 1989 J.D. With Honors, The Ohio State University 1992
	Since 1993, I have maintained a trial practice representing people who have been injured in car crashes, by defective products, or in the workplace. I also have extensive experience in business litigation and construction law involving complex scientific and technical issues. My experience ranges from representing individuals to multinational engineering firms in state and federal court and before arbitration panels from Maine to California. I now focus solely on representing injured individuals. The increase in U.S. military activity abroad has created a new kind of casualty: The injured civilian worker. So recently, I have begun representing civilian workers injured as U.S. military subcontractors abroad. These workers are covered by the Defense Base Act, an extension of the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act. I help these workers deal with the complex benefit system in which they find themselves. Outside the courtroom, I enjoy bicycling, Nordic skiing, running, and coffee; most of all I enjoy time with my family.
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