I'm a proud New Orleans native with a simple belief: success means nothing if you're not giving back to the community that raised you.

Born and raised in this city, I'm the son of Judge Kern Reese and civil rights advocate Dottie Reese, two people who showed me early on that justice isn't just a job, it's a calling. After graduating from St. Augustine High School and Morehouse College, I earned my law degree from Loyola and an LL.M. from Temple, then came right back home to New Orleans because this is where I belong.

Today, I practice law with Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys, where I've recovered tens of millions for families facing their darkest hours. But my work doesn't stop at the courthouse doors. As a certified NFL agent, I represent professional athletes. As a real estate developer, I'm actively investing in New Orleans neighborhoods—including rebuilding my childhood home in Gentilly that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. That project wasn't just about real estate; it was about reclaiming my family's history and contributing to the city's recovery.