After finishing law school, he continued practicing general pediatrics, managing an outpatient practice and performing some inpatient work. Over time, he recognized that his personality did not align with the traditional pediatric role. More aggressive and unafraid of controversy, he found he was better suited to the practice of law and made the transition into becoming a trial attorney.

He advises clients that patience is essential. Litigation often takes much longer than anyone anticipates. Clients frequently have immediate needs due to injury, but recovery of funds only occurs once the case progresses through the legal system. While settlements do occur, they often happen near the conclusion of litigation, sometimes on the verge of trial, meaning years may pass between initial consultation and eventual recovery. Patience, therefore, is critical throughout the process.