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Christopher Paul Saady

Independent attorney

Personal Injury
Chesapeake, Virginia28 years(757) 963-2800
Experience
28 years
Consultation
Free consultation
Bar State
Virginia
Contingency
Available
Languages
English
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About

Chris Saady is admitted to practice law in all courts of the Commonwealth of Virginia, as well as the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia and the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. He graduated from Campbell University, Norman A. Wiggins School of Law, in 1998, and from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1993. Before joining Marcari, Russotto, Spencer, & Balaban, Chris was Senior Staff Counsel for The Hartford; a Tort Claims Attorney for the Department of the Navy; Trial Counsel for Nationwide Insurance; and while in private practice represented a multitude of plaintiffs in personal injury actions. Chris served in the United States Marine Corps & Reserve from January 1986-December 1993. In May 1998, Chris skipped his law school graduation ceremony to attend his first weekend drill as an enlisted artilleryman, local security chief, and guns platoon sergeant with Hotel Battery, 3d Battalion, 14th Marines in Richmond, Virginia. He served with this unit through May 2003.

Location

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501 Baylor Ct, Chesapeake, Virginia, 23320, United StatesChesapeake, Virginia, 23320

Admissions

3
Virginia
4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia

Education

2
Campbell Law SchoolJ.D.
Virginia Commonwealth UniversityB.A.

Professional Details

Experience

Attorney

Associations

Virginia State Bar # 43162Member
Norfolk-Portsmouth Bar AssociationMember
Virginia Trial Lawyers AssociationMember

Fees

Free Consultation
Contingent Fees It does not cost you anything to hire us as your attorneys. Our attorneys earn their fees on a contingency basis. Under this arrangement, the attorney’s fee is based on a percentage of what you are awarded in the case. If the case is not successful, the attorney does not recover a fee.