Clients first
A law firm should be easy for clients to work with, not a process they have to get through.
The path
Law is the vehicle.
Chris uses the law as the vehicle for building companies — and builds those companies to serve clients better.
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The first company
Before law, Chris co‑launched Omni Healthcare with his brother. It taught him how systems and processes let a business grow.
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The law degree — and the MBA
He earned a J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law and an MBA from its Robinson College of Business, both in 2012, after a B.A. in International Affairs and Modern Languages at Georgia Tech.
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The practice
He founded Armada Law, a firm that handles only personal injury cases and serves South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia.
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The portfolio
He then founded Ironside Criminal Defense in Greenville; Armada Growth Partners, to give law firms infrastructure, strategy and operations; and KAMBE.ai, to bring AI to attorneys and legal teams.
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The mentor
He mentors attorneys on running their firms as businesses.
Topics:Legal Technology & AI ›Personal Injury Law ›Building Law Firms ›
