Jeremy Zullo is the embodiment of legal innovation and perseverance in the realm of pro se litigation. As our lead Self-Representation Consultant and Advanced Legal Researcher, Jeremy brings over a decade of hard-won experience navigating the Federal Bureau of Prisons and federal courts to bear for our clients.

Jeremy's crowning achievement, the landmark case United States v. Brooker, 976 F.3d 228 (2d Cir. 2020), revolutionized the interpretation of compassionate release under the First Step Act. This groundbreaking decision, which Jeremy secured through his own pro se motion, empowered district courts nationwide to consider any extraordinary and compelling reason for release that a defendant might raise, freeing judges from the constraints of outdated Sentencing Commission policy statements.

The Brooker decision has been cited in hundreds of cases across the country, offering hope to countless individuals seeking relief. This victory is a testament to Jeremy's exceptional legal acumen, innovative thinking, and unwavering determination.

At Pro Se Help, LLC, Jeremy leverages his unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise to guide clients through the complexities of self-representation. His ability to identify novel legal arguments, navigate intricate procedural landscapes, and craft compelling narratives makes him an invaluable asset to pro se litigants facing daunting legal challenges.