He is particularly sensitive to the needs of individuals who self-identify as gay, lesbian or bisexual as he lost a family member to the AIDS epidemic.  He recognizes that the needs of the gay, lesbian or bisexual client are indeed unique.  Such clients require not just aggressive legal representation but also compassion, sensitivity and, in some cases, careful attention to confidentiality concerns.

The practice includes representing gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals in employment discrimination and disability insurance matters, and drafting cohabitation agreements and equity sharing agreements for domestic partners, and general and health care powers of attorney for HIV and AIDS Dementia Complex.  His practice also includes representation of individuals and small businesses in employment, contractual and personal injury disputes.

He received his legal training working at two of New Jersey’s most preeminent law firms.  While at those firms, he honed his skills by providing

legal services to regional, national, and international corporations, and now gives people who self-identify as gay, lesbian or bisexual, as well as other individuals and small businesses, the benefit of these skills.  He strives to give them the attention, professionalism, and service that one can expect from large firm attorneys.