Industries

• Financial Services
  • Multifamily Housing
• Manufacturing
  • Consumable Goods
  • Retail & Household Goods

Practices

• Corporate Law
• Tax

Biography

Christopher concentrates his practice on civil and criminal tax controversies.  Christopher has represented clients in administrative proceedings before local and state taxing authorities and the Internal Revenue Service.  In addition, he has represented clients before the United States Tax Court.  He also has significant experience in representing clients in criminal matters at both the state and federal level.

Christopher has represented clients through federal investigations and at trial on criminal issues such as tax fraud and evasion, bank fraud, Medicare/Medicaid fraud, mortgage fraud, securities fraud, RICO conspiracies, mislabeling of food products, violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, voting fraud, money laundering, and state consumer protection act violations.  Christopher earned his B.A. from Lipscomb University, cum laude (1998), and his J.D. from Vanderbilt University Law School (2001).