JD candidate at Miami who picked up coding along the way and making things.
A JD candidate at the University of Miami, finishing this spring. I read more than I'd care to admit, and somewhere along the way I taught myself to code well enough to build two products end-to-end while still in law school.
The career interest is transactional — credit agreements, M&A, the slow careful drafting. The building habit started as a side effect of reading too many opinions on a laptop and wishing the tools were better. It didn't really stop.
Research platform built around how litigators actually want to study a judge before walking into chambers — not how databases think they should.
judgeai.co →A peer-to-peer marketplace so law students stop paying full price for books the class above is using as a doorstop.
casebookswap.com →