Welcome! I’m Dan, a former civil litigator and bankruptcy attorney looking to help students develop the logic, organization, and critical thinking habits needed for academic success. Law school and high-stakes legal practice—including complex class action suits—require top-tier analytical skills, and I am excited to share those strategic thinking methods with you. While I am new to formal tutoring, my entire legal career was spent breaking down dense, overwhelming regulations and masterfully...
Welcome! I’m Dan, a former civil litigator and bankruptcy attorney looking to help students develop the logic, organization, and critical thinking habits needed for academic success. Law school and high-stakes legal practice—including complex class action suits—require top-tier analytical skills, and I am excited to share those strategic thinking methods with you. While I am new to formal tutoring, my entire legal career was spent breaking down dense, overwhelming regulations and masterfully organizing complex information for judges and clients alike.
My approach to education is deeply rooted in patience, empathy, and flexibility. As a disabled individual, I intimately understand that there is no single "right" way to learn, and I excel at adapting to different needs to find a personalized path to a goal. My dedication to helping others succeed is a core part of who I am; in fact, my commitment to service earned me the honor of being named Pro Bono Attorney of the Year during my practice. I bring that same fierce advocacy and dedication to the students I mentor.
Whether you need help decoding challenging texts, mastering reading comprehension, structuring persuasive essays, or just learning how to study and organize your time more effectively, I am here to provide structured, encouraging guidance. Let’s work together in a supportive, judgment-free space to build your confidence and conquer this semester's goals.
