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I have owned this domain since 1998* and have now restructured it as a personal platform to share my thoughts, insights, and advocacy work in a more permanent and thoughtful way than the fleeting nature of social media.

While I am a licensed attorney in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the District Court of Massachusetts, and the First Circuit Court of Appeals, I am not currently offering legal services, providing legal advice, or seeking clients—except in limited cases related to civil rights. This website is not a legal advertisement, nor should any content here be considered legal guidance. If you require legal assistance, I encourage you to seek out a licensed attorney in your state or consult your state bar organization or the American Bar Association’s referral directory.

Nothing on this website is meant to offer or provide legal advice or guidance, nor is it intended for it to be relied on as legal advice or guidance. Further, nothing herein is meant to construe any sort of legal relationship between you, the reader, and myself.

At its core, this website exists to advocate for workers and champion the causes of the working class. Labor and Civil rights, collective bargaining, and worker empowerment are fundamental to a just and equitable society. My aim is to provide a space for discussion, education, and organizing strategies that support those fighting for economic justice.

I also value privacy, security, and digital autonomy, both for myself and those who engage with my work. In an era of increasing surveillance and data exploitation, I encourage everyone to take active measures to protect their information and exercise caution online.

Thank you for visiting. I hope this space serves as a resource and inspiration for those committed to advancing labor rights and social justice.

[*] With a brief interlude when domain space became monetized.