He is known for his strategic mindset, deep attention to detail, and ability to navigate emotionally charged family matters with empathy and care.

Clients value Steven’s thoughtful approach to problem-solving—he listens closely, analyzes the factual and legal nuances of each case, and crafts tailored strategies that reflect the client’s goals. Throughout the litigation process, he works to ensure clients understand each step, empowering them to make informed decisions.

Steven brings personal insight to his work, particularly in guardianship and conservatorship matters, having experienced firsthand the challenges families face in these situations. His commitment to supporting individuals with disabilities extends beyond his legal practice: he serves on the Board of Directors of Triangle, Inc., a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities lead meaningful and independent lives.

Before entering private practice, Steven clerked at both the state appellate and federal trial court levels, gaining valuable perspective on judicial reasoning. He also taught legal research, writing, and analytical thinking as an adjunct professor at New England Law | Boston, reflecting his dedication to clear communication and sound legal advocacy.