My career has been built on one core question: what actually happened, and who is responsible? That question has driven my work across the alcohol service and hospitality liability space for years. I came to expert witness work through deep involvement in bar and restaurant operations, where I developed an on-the-ground understanding of how alcohol is served, how staff decisions are made under pressure, and how management choices create the conditions for incidents that later become litigation in Las Vegas courts.

I have spent years studying the specific dynamics of alcohol service liability, how overservice occurs, how visible intoxication is recognized and ignored, and how the gap between what venues are supposed to do and what they actually do on busy Las Vegas Strip nights creates the conditions for preventable injuries. That knowledge base is what I bring to every case evaluation I conduct for attorneys in Clark County and across Nevada.

As a dram shop expert, my focus is on the details that general liability experts often miss. The sequence of drinks served, the timing of service, the behavior of the patron before the incident, and the decisions the bartender or server made in the moments that mattered. I specialize in dram shop liability and alcohol overservice cases where understanding the service record is the difference between a strong case and an undefended position.

Nevada does not operate under traditional dram shop statutes, which makes expert analysis of overservice, negligence, and premises liability even more critical in Las Vegas bar injury cases. My evaluations are built to meet that challenge, translating alcohol service records, surveillance footage, and operational conduct into findings that stand up at deposition and in Clark County courtrooms.