My legal philosophy is founded on the belief that justice should actually apply to everyone - not just to those who have the money to pay for the best lawyer. This philosophy is at the core of all the work done at The Economist Attorney.

I am committed to using this platform to advocate for legal and economic reforms that address inequalities and promote fairness in society. I believe that informed debate and public engagement will drive much needed change in our legal and economic systems.

This commitment is displayed through the LEAF framework:

• Legal Equity: Through my writing, I advocate for a legal system that is accessible to everyone, regardless of their economic or social status. The rule of law must ensure that everyone receives equal treatment.

• Economic Context: Laws operate and are formed within and influence economic systems, and as such, they must be analyzed both for their legal merits and their economic impacts.

• Aggressive Reform: Many laws have exceeded their usefulness and have only burdened Americans. As such, they must be aggressively reformed or repealed to ensure fairness in a rapidly changing economic landscape.

• Foundation of Education: Through "The Economist Attorney," I aim to simplify the law and economics that shape our lives. Through this work, I hope to empower readers to advocate for policies and practices that protect and ensure their own futures.