Christopher Allen Neal
Attorney at Law
Licensed in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana

Christopher A. Neal was born and raised in Oklahoma.  After earning his B.A. in Psychology, he obtained his Juris Doctorate from Loyola University School of Law in New Orleans, Louisiana. Thereafter, Mr. Neal was hired to act as in house counsel for an international insurance company and relocated to Texas, which he now calls home.  Christopher A. Neal is licensed in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana earning him the title of “Tri-State Attorney”.

While attending Loyola, Mr. Neal was active in the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and held the positions of Chairman of the Speaker Committee and President.  He was a member of the Loyola ATLA Trial Competition Team and a staff member of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, Gulf Coast Regional.  Christopher A. Neal attended a summer at Loyola University School of Law / Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan where he studied the Japanese legal system, corporate and securities law and the licensing of foreign lawyers.

Mr. Neal is widely known as the “aggressive lawyer who gets results”.  He takes pride in handling each case with professionalism and providing an open line of communication with each client.   He handles business litigation, residential construction litigation, insurance coverage disputes and personal injury.
 
Mr. Neal is a member of the American Bar Association; Texas Bar Association; Tarrant County Bar Association; Louisiana Bar Association; Oklahoma Bar Association Insurance Law Section; Oklahoma Bar Foundation; Oklahoma Young Lawyers Association; North Texas Association of Insurance Counsel; Southwest Insurance Association;  National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP) as well as the Defense Research Institute.  In addition, Mr. Neal is a Regional Representative for the DRI Life and Health Newsletter; and past Vice-Chair of DRI Life, Health and Disability Committee; Liaison for the Young Lawyers Association and Author of: So What If I Did Not Read My Policy.