Christopher Ferdico

Christopher Ferdico is head of the Firm’s non-VA litigation section and focuses his practice on defending individual’s fire arm rights and fighting the government in criminal and civil law matters. He handles both civil and criminal defense issues and has extensive litigation and appellate experience in the areas of veterans and military rights, personal injury, premises liability, products liability, and administrative law.

Chris received his B.S. from Creighton University, and returned to Creighton for his J.D., graduating cum laude. He also graduated from the International Association of Defense Counsel Trial Academy.

Chris is a proud Veteran of the United States Army, retiring in 2015 after 23 years of service. During his time, he served for more than 13 years as an Armor and Cavalry Officer and spent the remainder of his military career as a Judge Advocate. In 2000 he deployed to Kosovo for Operation Joint Guardian and in 2003 he was deployed to Iraq and served with the 101^st Airborne Division. In 2010 he again deployed to Iraq where he served as the Brigade Judge Advocate, focusing on Operational Law, Intelligence Law, Administrative Law and Military Justice as he advised senior combat commanders.

Originally from New York City, Chris has fully adopted his midwestern values, and holds God, Family and Guns close to his heart.

“Trial is like combat. Preparation is critical, but the ability to react is the difference between winning and losing.”