His practice focuses on advocacy for and representation of people with hearing loss, something he has lived with since childhood. (He got his first CI in July, an Advanced Bionics Harmony). He is founder and counsel for the Washington State Communication Access Project (Wash-CAP) and counsel to the Oregon Communication Access Project, non-profit membership corporations that advocate for accommodations that make public places accessible to people with hearing loss. Wash-CAP’s website is www.wash-cap.com.