Christopher A. Kerosky's legal prowess has roots in his education at the University of California Berkeley's Boalt Hall Law School. He then honed his skills within the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington DC. With more than three decades in the realm of Immigration Law, Kerosky's expertise is well-recognized. His role extends internationally, acting as Honorary Consul for Poland in San Francisco since 2004, and engaging with the Consular Corps there.

His reputation in the legal community is substantial. For a decade, peers have consistently ranked him as a leading figure in Northern California's legal scene, as documented by “Super Lawyers” magazine. They applaud his acumen in immigration and corporate law. Kerosky's commitment to justice is evident in his service on the Human Rights Commission of Sonoma County, a position entrusted to him by the County Board of Supervisors.

Multilingualism is a string in his bow, enhancing his cross-cultural engagements. Fluent in English, Spanish, and Polish, he also converses in Russian and French, skills that no doubt serve him well in his international and legal endeavors.