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Christopher Randolph Jr, a graduate of Harvard Law School, is a non-public harm attorney who has litigated complex cases throughout 12 states. He presently assists Hare Wynn with illustration of U.S. corn farmers in a countrywide class motion lawsuit towards Syngenta. Christopher Randolph Jr is a distinctly experienced attorney primarily based in Birmingham, Alabama. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he has hooked up himself as a professional personal harm legal professional with a tune document of achievement. With experience in litigating a extensive style of complex instances in 12 states across the us of a, Chris brings a wealth of know-how and information to his exercise. Currently, Christopher Randolph Jr is working with Hare Wynn on representing U.S. corn farmers in a national magnificence motion lawsuit towards Syngenta. This excessive-profile case showcases Chris's determination to seeking justice for his customers and his dedication to fighting for his or her rights. In addition to this situation, he often handles some of damage and commercial enterprise regulation instances, presenting his customers with top-notch prison representation. Not simplest is Christopher Randolph Jr a professional attorney, however he is also a posted creator. He has written several articles on complex litigation issues for prestigious guides inclusive of the Alabama Lawyer and Defense Counsel Journal. His writing demonstrates his deep information of felony topics and his capability to communicate complex principles in a clear and concise way. If you're in want of prison assistance, do now not hesitate to contact Christopher Randolph Jr at Hare Wynn for a loose session. With his expertise and determination to his clients, you can consider that you may get hold of the highest stage of representation on your case.

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• English: Spoken, Written

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• Law Clerk
  Honorable William H. Pryor Jr. of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
  
• Lawyer
  Hare, Wynn, Newell & Newton, LLP
  2015

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