Christopher Statham

Christopher W. Statham, a distinguished member of Devry Smith Frank LLP's commercial litigation team, has been making significant strides in the legal field since his admission to the bar in 2011. His expertise primarily lies in navigating the complex terrain of construction litigation, where he skillfully handles lien claims, breach of trust issues, and construction deficiencies. Christopher's legal acumen also extends to real estate litigation, commercial tenancy disputes, and a breadth of insurance litigation matters.

Beyond these specialties, Christopher adeptly manages a variety of other commercial disputes. These include, but are not limited to, shareholder disagreements, cases of employee fraud and recovery, employment law issues, and defamation cases. His courtroom presence is notable, with frequent appearances before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. Moreover, his legal journey has seen him advocate for clients in front of the Divisional Court, the Court of Appeal for Ontario, the Federal Court of Canada, and several other prestigious legal forums.

Christopher's academic credentials are as impressive as his professional achievements. He holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the University of Toronto, complemented by a Bachelor of Laws from the University of New Brunswick. His initial steps into the legal profession were taken at Devry Smith Frank LLP, where he also undertook his articles. Known for his dedication and a bit of humor, Christopher has humorously dubbed himself the president of the firm’s library committee.

For those seeking Christopher's legal guidance, his assistant, Sophia Said, is the primary contact for scheduling consultations. His affiliations with the Law Society of Ontario and the Canadian Defence Lawyers Association underscore his standing in the legal community. Christopher's approach to law is not just about litigating but finding the right solutions for his clients, making him a trusted advocate in Toronto's legal landscape.