Forty years in the courtrooms. Another apprenticeship under sail — coastal passages, blue-water crossings, and the slow education of wind, current, and weather.
Long before closing arguments and appellate briefs, there were small boats and a Florida coastline with beaches and salt creeks. Sailing started as a way to leave work behind for a weekend and became, over four decades, a second education — one measured in hard-earned wisdom and nautical miles rather than verdicts and judgments.
The trips grew into coastal passages, then offshore legs, explorations of the Bahamas, then full ocean crossings — each one a study in patience, preparation, and respect for a sea that does not care about a trial calendar.
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