§ Research and solve problems using databases, case law, legal publications, and advanced and efficient scholarly platforms like Westlaw, LexisNexis, and Google Scholar to research and solve problems related to various cases efficiently.

§ Reliably research legal precedents, statutes, and regulations to help attorneys prepare for trials, hearings, and other legal proceedings.

§ Use legal and non-legal research to assist with drafting legal documents and motions and to provide support for litigation strategies.

§ Proficient in Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS), eCourtesy, and Mentis.

§ Experienced in analyzing conflict arising from suspected criminal action through intuitive, thorough research and objective, data-based thinking to extrapolate and buffer the source of distress within a given case.

§ Able to observe the objective reality of a case’s criminal circumstances and illustrate euphemistic yet factual conclusions that remove or greatly diminish unfair or prejudicial bias against a client.

§ Execute “damage control” procedures requiring networking with experienced, outside sources to broaden the scope of knowledge and most accurately ascertain the most optimal path for the client.

§ Familiar with the tactics used by lawyers to negotiate and subsequently resolve complex and emotionally charged legal conflicts.