Christopher Nelson is an attorney in our Municipal Law Group as well as in our Labor and Employment practice. He has developed an exceptional acumen for guiding local government clients throughout Minnesota, representing numerous municipalities prior to joining Eckberg Lammers.
Christopher works diligently with his clients across a variety of issues facing municipalities to protect their interests and help them achieve their goals, including:
- Comprehensive plans
- Contract negotiation and preparation
- Easements
- Employment Law
- Land development
- Real Estate
- Zoning ordinances
He also has experience helping business and public sector clients effectively navigate the full spectrum of employment law by providing general counsel and litigation support.
Christopher attended Occidental College graduating in with a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and from William Mitchell College of Law with a Juris Doctor, magna cum laude. After graduation from law school, Christopher worked in the public sector, where he clerked for the Honorable Ross L. Leuning of the Third Judicial District gaining experience on civil, criminal and family law cases. He then worked for the Housing Justice Center focusing on affordable housing litigation and policy before starting private practice in 2017.
Christopher lives in St. Paul with his wife. He enjoys spending time with his family, golfing, attending sporting and music events, and traveling.
Contact CHRISTOPHER Today.
Call 651-439-2878 or send an e-mail to schedule an appointment
BAR ADMISSIONS
- Minnesota
- Wisconsin
- U.S. District Court – District of Minnesota
EDUCATION
- William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, MN
– J.D., magna cum laude - Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA
– B.A., , magna cum laude
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
- Minnesota State Bar Association
– Member -
State Bar of Wisconsin
– Member
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
- Advocates for Human Rights
– Pro bono Counsel - Prepare & Prosper
– Volunteer Tax Preparer
HONORS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Occidental College's representative at Pembroke
College, Cambridge University
– 2006-2007 - AmeriCorps VISTA/Equal Justice Works Fellowship with the Housing Justice Center
– 2016-2017 - William Mitchell Law Review
– Member -
William Mitchell's Thomas Tang National Civil Rights and Williams Institute Moot Courts
– Member - Phi Beta-Kappa inductee
– 2008