Houston, Texas
Restructuring Attorney
Associate in the Restructuring Department at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, Houston, Texas.
I’m a restructuring associate at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP in Houston. I work at the point where restructuring practice meets the tools that do the work.
While at Weil, I have piloted the restructuring group’s AI program, testing Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Harvey, Legora, and Draftwise against live restructuring matters with the Practice Systems team. That work has also included designing and deploying agentic AI workflows on Anthropic’s Claude platform.
In addition, I have built tools for restructuring practice — from docket research to document comparison to time entry — that fit the way restructuring work actually gets done. See the tools →
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP · Houston, TX
Debtor, company and special-committee representations in Chapter 11 cases and out-of-court liability management transactions.
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP · Houston, TX
Research and drafting for restructuring matters.
University of Virginia School of Law · Charlottesville, VA
Research on anti-price-gouging and hoarding laws, and mandatory liability insurance for firearms.
Powers Fitness · Kingston, ON, Canada
Personal training business operated intermittently from age 17, incorporating boxing techniques into workouts.
Below is a sampling of tools developed and in development.
DocketWatch is a docket filings viewer. It is court-agnostic and not limited to one court or one docket. The docket is AI searchable and indexed for rapid retrieval. Filings can be located by docket number or by search across filing text, filtered by type, party, and date, and read in the Evidence reader. It can surface patterns and insights when asked.
Redline Reimagined is a document comparison tool for Word, PDF, PowerPoint, and Excel files. A comparison takes a fraction of a second, because it runs entirely in your browser with no file upload and no wait for a server.
A proposal for consent-based electronic noticing in chapter 11 cases. In large cases, noticing by first-class mail is a seven-figure expense. A cover note on every mailed notice invites recipients to take the rest of the case by email — scan a QR code, enter a one-time code, and consent under Rule 9036(a) in about a minute. Paper remains the default.
Automatic Time Entry drafts each day's time entries from the timekeeper's own evidence — sent mail, calendar, and call logs. It learns from every correction, and it never enters, posts, or sends time.