Christopher (“Chris”) Hsu focuses his practice on automobile collision personal injury cases. He is licensed to practice law in Texas, and also holds an inactive license in North Carolina. He speaks fluent Mandarin.

Chris is a Houston native, who has returned home after many years away. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M University, and master’s degree from Oklahoma State University. Chris first entered the legal profession as a public interest paralegal in North Carolina. Wishing to accomplish more for clients, he enrolled in law school at the University of Pittsburgh.

During law school, Chris interned for community advocacy non-profits and state/federal government agencies based in Colorado, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington D.C. He also served as editor for his law school’s online legal news journal, JURIST; president for the local Asian American Pacific Islander law student association; and secretary for its environmental law student association. For extensive time devoted to public service legal work as a law student, he was given a recognition award by his law school.

In his personal life, Chris enjoys combat sports, board sports, history, philosophy, music events, conventions, art activities, and is an avid lover of animals.