The firm started with two people with the goal of just serving their local community and has most recently opened its 6th office, hired its 10th attorney, and launch a statewide DIY legal document platform. Chris has sought to define his firm by providing client-centered legal services offered by a collaborative team of valued-based practitioners. He firmly believes that the ethically autonomous value-driven practice of law is an art form but that the delivery of legal services is a science. That belief has formed the impetus for the operations team that guides the business, the science, of the provision of legal services and supports the practices of the firm’s multiple practitioners.

The recently (May 2021) rebranded firm, Eques, Inc., distinguishes itself not by being the most inexpensive alternative in its market but by being the most client-centric. This is evidenced by the firm enjoying a near 80% net promotor score, dozens of 5-star client reviews, and regularly 1/3 of the matters created every month being returning clients. When Chris and his team have run up against a lack of institutional and industry knowledge about the practice of law, they have carved their own path.

Chris and his team have created and leveraged systems, formulas, and methodologies that allow their practitioners to perform at levels beyond longer established and more experienced contemporaries.

Chris has a Bachelor of Arts in Advanced Bible Studies from Kentucky Christian College and a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from the University of Akron School of Law.

In addition to managing the firm, Christopher has also written a book called Bootsville, opened a locally sourced Restaurant, The Cider Press, and is a member of the Forbes Business Council.