William became a personal injury attorney the way many people come to the things that matter most – through personal experience.
When Hurricane Katrina flooded his home, he found himself navigating the same overwhelming, frustrating process his clients face today: an insurance company on the other side, a complicated claims process, and the sinking feeling that the system wasn’t built in his favor.
That experience informs every case he takes on today.
William spent fifteen years representing insurance companies, trying cases on their behalf and learning exactly how they evaluate, manage, and defend claims.
Three of his last four jury trials as lead counsel resulted in defense verdicts. But over time, he found himself more interested in the people sitting across from him than the clients he was representing.
He made the switch to plaintiff’s work, and hasn’t looked back.
"Client-Focused, Competent, Consistent and Relentless! I would highly recommend!"
Today he brings that insider knowledge to bear for individuals and businesses going up against the same companies he once represented.
He represents people who are unfamiliar with the legal process, overwhelmed by what’s in front of them, and up against opponents with far more resources.
The results have followed: hundreds of clients, many who have called the outcome life-changing.
Outside the office, William is active in his community and his faith. He has served as a vestry member and chancellor of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, as president of St. Paul’s Episcopal School Men’s Club, and as board member and president of the Lake Vista Property Owners Association. He is a graduate of the Loyola Institute of Politics. When he’s not working, he enjoys fishing and spending time with his wife and son.
