Evan has built his reputation on the belief that getting to be the person that someone calls in their time of need is both a tremendous privilege and responsibility. Personal injury law carries an unfair stigma that Evan has spent his career pushing back against. Seeking compensation after a real injury isn’t greed or litigiousness, it’s exercising a right that exists for exactly this moment. It’s making an insurance company do what insurance is supposed to do – pay for harm.

At the heart of Evan’s practice is the idea that the legal system should work for everyone, not just those who can afford it. He works exclusively on contingency, which means he only gets paid when his clients do. It’s the only model, he believes, that truly aligns a lawyer’s interests with those of the client. He is selective about the cases he takes so he can dedicate himself fully to each client, favoring bespoke representation over high volume.