1973-1985 Employed in the Entertainment Industry; Promoted such acts as Willie Nelson and the Beach Boys and produced concerts for approximately 20 state fairs, 200 county fairs, and numerous colleges and universities with "Davis Entertainment, Co." & "the Don Romeo Agency."

Graduate of Fremont High School; studied business and accounting by correspondence courses while traveling on concert tours;

Attended University at Nebraska Omaha, Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program maintaining a 4.0 average, and prior to graduating, transferred to special admittance program to Creighton Law School for those without undergraduate degrees, conditioned on: adequate law school admission test (LSAT) scores, submitting written essay with reasons the candidate should be admitted to Law School, and work experience deemed relevant and adequate for Law School admission;

At Creighton University Law School: Maintained a 4.0 average in Corporations and Contract Law, Winner of American Society of Composers and Publishers: Nathan Burkan Award. Placed second in national moot court competition representing Creighton Law School at the National Moot Court Competition, after placing 1st in school, State and Regional competitions.

One year as in house counsel at a recording & publishing company, working directly with the Dick Clark Agency.

One year at Qualley & Associates representing Grand Laboratories (Vaccine Manufacturer)

Third year in practice, began private practice and won first jury trial, venued in the Southern Federal District of South Dakota, Stange v. Norden Laboratories, setting federal precedent representing South Dakota feedlot operator, Donald Stange, in first successful claim based on defective design of a vaccine, reported by the Associated Press, and published in the Federal Supplement.

Certified Trial Attorney by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy

Co-Counsel and consultant with several other firms and prosecuted vaccine cases similar to Stange in a dozen states, jurisdictions including the state of Minnesota, and the Eight, Ninth, and Tenth Federal District Courts, Courts of Appeals, and filed Writ of Certiorari, to US Supreme Court.

Successful prosecution of other medical liability cases including vaccines, inhalers, including the pedicel screw, multi-district litigation, as a member of the Plaintiffs' Legal Committee (the PLC) (these cases were referred to as the "Steffe Plates Cases" on CBS' "60 Minutes")/ The PLC represented approximately 15,000 Plaintiffs, and obtained a settlement exceeding $100,000,000.00.

Prosecuted claims regarding medical malpractice, pharmacist malpractice, veterinary malpractice, 19 of the Fremont Hepatitis cases, wrongful death cases, personal injury cases, motor vehicle accident cases, criminal cases, contested probates and numerous other types of litigation.

Trained with Stacy Wolfe (in-house counsel for Metropolitan Life and New England Insurance Company, faculty at Boston University and adjunct professor of Harvard University) and trained at National Law Institute and American Bar Association's Sophisticated Estate Planning Section.

Former board member of Fremont Area Community Foundation Legal Committee.

Clients have included State of Nebraska regarding land condemnations for road expansions and guardianships for Department of Adult Protective Services.

Other clients have included doctors, lawyers, pharmacists, insurance companies, ranchers, farmers, many construction related businesses, trucking companies, and numerous other businesses.

Business Law: has handled set up of numerous new businesses, purchases and sales of existing businesses, business litigation, business collections, business succession, and other business matters.

1987: Appointed to Board of Directors for Parkview Development Corporation.

1999 to present: Elected President, Member of Board of Directors, and Business Manger of Parkview Development Corporation (increasing gross revenues, reducing fixed and variable costs, and doubled earnings per share)

Current practice includes a focus on business matters, estate planning, probates, and most claims requiring litigation.

Graduate of Barstow Preparatory High School. Special Emphasis on Debate, Forensics, Fine Arts, and Varsity Athletics.

Attended Creighton University College of Arts & Sciences Political Science program on Academic Scholarship in 1999, and gained admittance to Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Sigma Alpha, and National Society of Collegiate Scholars before graduating Cum Laude in 2003.

Published Research on Public Support for Presidential Impeachment in Volume VII, Issue I of the Missouri Valley Journal of Social Sciences, and presented findings to the Park University Political Science Conference in 2002.

Authored research on Post-Soviet Neo-Institutionalist Political Systems in Vilnius, Lithuania in 2001.

Attended Creighton University School of Law in 2003 on Academic Scholarship, and maintained a superior Class Rank while securing a 1st place finish at Creighton's Client Counseling Tournament, and participating in the Regional Client Counseling Competition in Boston, Massachusetts, before graduating in 2006.

Distinctions received in Witness Examination Skills, Legal Research, and Appellate Advocacy.

Elected to Represent Creighton University School of Law's class of 2006 at the Student Bar Association. Planned & organized events, and managed accounts for the Law School, as well as managing fundraising for the Senior Class Gift.

Summer Assistant at Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin L.L.P. in Kansas City, MO.

Clerked for the Cohn Law Office in Omaha, NE.

Interviewed Criminal Defendants for the Douglas County Department of Corrections' Pretrial Release Program in Omaha, NE.

Clerked for the Law Offices of James E. Kiley in Overland Park, KS.

One year contracted to Shook, Hardy, & Bacon L.L.P. in Kansas City, MO, representing Corporate Plaintiff Sprint Communications in Sprint Communications Company LP v. Vonage Holdings Corp., et al, and Defendant Bausch & Lomb, Inc. in numerous Federal and State Class Action Defense lawsuits.

Earned Law Licenses in the States of Iowa and Nebraska.