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Wallace
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Christensen, Partner
Washington, DC
| p | (202) 662-2007 |
| f | (202) 662-2190 |
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Wallace A. Christensen joined Ross, Dixon & Masback, the predecessor to Ross, Dixon & Bell, as a partner in 1983. He is resident in the Washington, DC office.
Mr. Christensen has more than 30 years of experience handling sophisticated and complex commercial litigation in courts throughout the country. He has been retained by major corporations, numerous law firms, corporate executives, real estate developers, trade associations, and some of the nation’s largest insurance companies in disputes involving commercial contracts, business torts, trade secrets, non-compete clauses, employment practices, lender liability, securities law compliance, and insurance coverage issues. He has represented a number of professional athletes in several high-profile proceedings. He also has represented clients in connection with criminal investigations of business activities. Mr. Christensen was recognized in Chambers USA 2007 as “an extremely effective trial lawyer who’s gotten some outstanding results for his clients.”
Mr. Christensen has extensive experience in all forms of alternative dispute resolution. In addition to serving as an arbitrator, he has successfully represented clients in arbitrations and mediations conducted under the auspices of the American Arbitration Association, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the National Football League and the NFL Players Association, the National Association of Securities Dealers, and various private ADR organizations.
Mr. Christensen devotes a significant portion of his practice to the representation of liability insurance companies. He provides advice and counsel to major insurers on coverage issues relating to directors and officers liability insurance, professional errors and omissions coverage, employment practices liability, trustee/fiduciary policies, nonprofit/association liability, bankers liability, and fidelity bonds. He has lectured extensively on D&O liability coverage issues and claims arising under the federal securities laws.
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