Chris is very active in the local community.  Chris is a member of the Village of Garden City Environmental Advisory Control Board, which provides advice and recommendations to the Village of Garden City regarding environmental and other matters.  Chris is also active in the Nassau County Bar Association. 

Chris regularly publishes articles on matters of interest to the Bar.  Chris’ article, "Public School Students’ Fourth Amendment Rights After Vernonia and Earls: Why Limits Must be Set on Suspicionless Drug Screening in the Public Schools," was published in the Fall 2004 edition of the Vermont Law Review. More recently, Chris’ article “Preservation of Electronically Stored Information – It’s not Just for Litigators Anymore,” was published in the May 2012 edition of the Nassau Lawyer. 

Chris is frequently called upon to lecture to the Bar on various matters.  Recent presentations include a presentation made on behalf of the New Jersey Law Journal entitled “Recent Developments in the Law Governing the Preservation of Electronically Stored Information”, as well as a program on behalf of the New York State Bar Association entitled “Debt Collection and the Enforcement of Money Judgments.”

Chris is admitted to practice in New York State, as well as the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York.  Chris is also a qualified receiver for the New York State Office of Court Administration and is certified to be appointed receiver or counsel to receivers in matters pending in the New York State Supreme Court and local federal courts.