His focus lies in representing victims, particularly those who have allegedly developed cancer from the use of the heartburn medication Zantac (generic: ranitidine). Many of these cases are scheduled for upcoming trials, where Ben is dedicated to holding the responsible parties accountable.
Ben’s earlier experience as a trial lawyer at Frei, Mims & Perushek, L.L.P., a boutique plaintiff’s firm, involved comprehensive engagement throughout litigation. He assessed case merit, managed crucial witness depositions, and tried several cases to juries. His exceptional skills have earned recognition, including being named in The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 Under 40 in Virginia – Civil Plaintiff and as a Virginia Super Lawyers: Rising Star in Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice.
Beyond his legal work, Ben actively engages with his community. He serves as a Director on the Fairfax Bar Association Board of Directors. From 2022-2024, he also sat on the Virginia State Bar Young Lawyers Conference Board of Governors. Additionally, he has coached the Meridian High School mock trial team for several years, achieving a state championship during his tenure.
Ben’s legal journey includes a clerkship under the Honorable Louise M. DiMatteo of the Arlington County Circuit Court in Virginia. He graduated magna cum laude from George Mason University School of Law, where he also served as president of the Trial Advocacy Association. Ben holds an undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Ben is licensed to practice law in Virginia only.
"I’ve always wanted to help people. As a boy, I spent many summers helping repair washed-out wheelchair ramps and patchy roofs in communities devastated by flooding. Now I represent some of the most vulnerable people against the most powerful corporations. It’s my mission to magnify their voices, and I do that every day as a plaintiff’s trial lawyer."