Christopher’s entire career has been spent representing parties in litigation and other disputes.  Christopher understands the need to establish a viable budget and always consider the most economical resolution of the matter.  Sometimes, this may mean resolving the matter without filing a lawsuit.  However, when appropriate and the client agrees on the course of action, Christopher aggressively litigates matters to achieve the best possible result for his client.

Christopher’s experience includes the following types of matters:

• Commercial/business disputes, including breach of contract and other corporate issues
• Trade secrets/unfair business practices, including lawsuits filed against former employees and competitors
• Merger/acquisition disputes, including alleged misrepresentations of the value of assets obtained, liabilities assumed
• Business Divorces/Partnership Disputes, including the dissolution of partnerships and issues regarding the terms, enforceability of partnership agreements
• Banking/financial services, including collection efforts by banks against guarantors
• Antitrust/class actions
• False Claims Act
• Shareholder litigation