Growing up in the Middle East, particularly in Jordan, has provided me with a unique perspective and diverse set of skills that shape my approach as a lawyer. Being one of ten siblings has instilled in me a deep sense of compassion and a burning desire to help others without expecting anything in return.

From the age of six, I started training in martial arts, eventually earning a black belt in Tae Kwon Do by the age of eleven. My martial arts journey taught me invaluable lessons about discipline, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. It also equipped me with exceptional communication skills and cultural diversity, as I learned to connect with people from different backgrounds on a profound level. Growing up in Jordan, a third-world country, further strengthened my ability to understand and empathize with individuals from various walks of life, as well as speak, read, and write Arabic fluently.

Fighting in the ring, where it's just you and your opponent, taught me the importance of resilience and the willingness to fight for what's right. This experience is akin to the pressure and responsibility I face as a lawyer, where I advocate not only for myself but also for my clients. I feel a strong sense of duty and privilege to assist those who have been injured by others. It is my firm belief that everyone deserves a fair chance, and I am dedicated to leveraging my unique upbringing and martial arts background to fight for justice on behalf of the vulnerable.