Christopher Snyder grew up in Orange County California. He attended California State Polytechnic University, Pomona for undergraduate studies. A cyclist and snowboarder in college, Christopher Graduated in 2009 with a degree in International Marketing and Professional Sales. He had a career in sales in the printing and direct mail advertising world. In 2011, after seeing first-hand the effects of good lawyers and bad lawyers on many business deals, Christopher decided to attend law school to serve the business community.
Wanting to pursue his career in North Texas, Christopher attended nearby Oklahoma City University School of Law and graduated in 2015. Christopher moved to Dallas immediately after graduation. After becoming a member of the Texas Bar in 2015 and the Oklahoma Bar in 2016, He started his legal career.
Christopher Snyder has a passion for litigation. The early part of his career was spent in a small Civil and Family law practice. While this was not the type of law he wanted to make his career in, Christopher dove into practice to gain more time in the courtroom representing clients than most other attorneys with the same length of practice. While spending his days in the courtroom, many nights and weekends were spent drafting filings and assisting a nationally acclaimed commercial and securities litigation attorney. This opportunity gave Christopher experience on large litigation cases, exposing him to advanced litigation techniques. Dedicated to becoming a trial attorney, Christopher represented clients in matters that were resolved by simple negotiation all the way to full trials.
He now takes this experience in the courtroom and combines it with his knowledge of business to his own law firm, focusing on serving North Texas clients in Commercial and Consumer litigation. With the help of a great community of attorneys and an excellent mentor with over thirty years of commercial litigation experience, Snyder Litigation is growing. Christopher represents many individual and business clients in quickly, effectively, and amicably resolving their matters.