Meet business litigation attorney Christopher M. Daniels in this short introduction video. He notes that he earned a degree in accounting from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and began his career at Arthur Andersen in Houston, Texas, where he worked for three years and obtained his CPA designation. He then attended law school in Austin, and since graduation, has practiced as a business and commercial litigator in Chicago, New York, and his current location. His background in accounting and finance gives him a strong command of the language of business, allowing him to analyze complex financial matters directly and often perform his own forensic accounting without the need for outside experts.

He is deeply committed to helping people, recognizing that law is fundamentally a people-focused profession. His clients are typically small- to medium-sized, closely held companies and their owners, whom he gets to know personally and professionally. They seek his guidance when facing significant challenges, and he works to navigate them through to effective resolutions.

After practicing for several years, he moved to Los Angeles and worked with Bill Ginsberg, a renowned trial lawyer known publicly for representing high-profile clients during the Clinton era. Under Ginsberg’s mentorship, he gained invaluable experience observing trial strategy, jury handling, and courtroom advocacy, which helped shape his approach as a skilled and strategic litigator.