After moving to Lafayette in January of 1993, Chris’s practice focused on litigation. After spending his early years lawyering with a respected and longstanding corporate defense firm in Lafayette, Chris shifted his focus to representing individuals and small businesses in the Lafayette area. Most of these cases dealt with injury claims of all types – from industrial and work accidents to car accidents to medical malpractice claims against healthcare providers, including nursing home neglect and abuse cases. Chris handled all types of claims, including wrongful death, traumatic brain injuries and cases involving paralysis. In addition, Chris occasionally represented corporations, small and large, in litigation matters; representative National clients included Tronox Limited and Blue Bell Creameries, L.P.
Chris has in recent years shifted his practice to primarily serving as Judge ad hoc in Louisiana’s Workers Compensation Courts.
Most importantly, Chris and his wife, Amy, are the proud parents of two sons.
EDUCATION:
Baylor University, B.A. 1989
L.S.U. Law School, J.D. 1992
Moot Court Board
Licensed, October 1992
PROFESSIONAL:
Admitted to practice in all State and Federal Louisiana courts.
Member, Lafayette Parish Bar Association
Member, Louisiana State Bar Association
Past President and Board member, John M. Duhe, Jr. American Inn of Court
President, American Inn of Court of Acadiana (2014 – )
Fellow, Louisiana Bar Foundation
Selected to Super Lawyers
Board of Trustees, Episcopal School of Acadiana