Chris has dedicated his practice to protecting the rights of victims and survivors of catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death. He has represented injured individuals and their families in a wide range of serious injury and death claims, including those that were the result of defective products, car, commercial truck, and workplace accidents. He has litigated numerous cases that have resulted in verdicts or settlements in excess of one million dollars. A frequent lecturer, Chris has spoken across the country on issues concerning defective products, trial skills and effective leadership.

Chris graduated from Cumberland School of Law and practiced law in Birmingham, Alabama for a number of years prior to joining the firm in 2008. Chris has been recognized by his peers as a leader by being elected officer to numerous professional associations, including the Chair of the American Association for Justice New Lawyer's Division, Chair of the Emerging Leader's Division of the Alabama Association for Justice, and Officer of the Southern Trial Lawyer's Association. Chris is consistently active in church, civic, and charitable organizations. His contributions to his profession and community were recently recognized when he was honored with the Jacksonville State University 2005 Young Alumni of the Year.

Chris is married to the former Erin Henley and they have two children, Kaitlyn and Andrew. Chris has served as a deacon and Sunday School teacher in his church for a number of years.