Civil Litigation and Trial Experience

Christopher R. Versak is an experienced trial attorney who represents individuals, families, and small businesses in a wide range of civil matters. He has significant courtroom experience advocating for clients in personal injury and employment disputes, as well as in complex estate and trust litigation.

Personal Injury and Employment Law Cases

Chris regularly handles cases involving serious injuries caused by negligence or misconduct, including motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and other personal injury claims. He is also a trusted advisor to both employees and small businesses in matters related to employment. His work includes whistleblower claims, workplace discrimination, wrongful termination, and retaliation cases, as well as day-to-day guidance on compliance, discipline, and dispute resolution.

Estate and Trust Litigation

In addition to his litigation practice, Chris advises clients on estate and trust disputes, will contests, guardianship matters, and Medicaid planning. Clients value Chris’s clear communication, thorough preparation, and honest, results-oriented advice.

Military Service and Leadership Background

Before entering the legal profession, Chris served in the Army National Guard in Military Intelligence. He was honored by the State of Louisiana after winning three consecutive Soldier of the Year competitions. His experience leading through natural disasters, unit deployments, and public health emergencies reflects the same dedication and discipline he brings to his legal practice.

Education and Legal Career

Chris earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from Louisiana State University. He went on to receive both his J.D. and a graduate degree in comparative law from LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where he was a Dean’s Scholar and a standout national trial advocate. After clerking for the Honorable Judge Michael J. Silvanio, J.S.C. in Gloucester County, he began his legal career representing Atlantic City casino and hospitality clients, before returning home to focus on helping members of his community navigate their most pressing legal challenges.

Community Involvement and Personal Life

Outside the office, Chris remains active in the legal and academic communities. He has served as the head collegiate mock trial coach at both LSU and Rutgers University, New Brunswick, mentoring the next generation of advocates. Chris is a third-generation resident of Pitman, New Jersey, where he lives with his wife and son.

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