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Christopher Alexander Olsen is a seasoned attorney based in San Diego, California, representing clients across the state. Although he primarily operates from his San Diego office, Christopher frequently advocates for his clients in courtrooms throughout the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Bernardino, and Orange County. With over a decade of experience in employment law, Christopher specializes in representing employees on a contingency basis. He focuses on cases involving wrongful termination, unpaid overtime, and violations of meal and rest break laws, as well as improper vacation time policies. His diverse clientele includes professionals from various sectors, such as doctors, attorneys, truck drivers, restaurant staff, warehouse employees, and computer scientists. This extensive experience has equipped him with a thorough understanding of the intricate nuances of employment law, allowing him to effectively advocate for those who have faced workplace injustices. Christopher takes pride in helping his clients stand up against unfair treatment in the workplace. His approachable demeanor and unwavering commitment to justice make him a trusted ally for individuals seeking to reclaim their rights. Outside of his legal practice, Christopher is a devoted father of three, including boy/girl twins and a son. He enjoys spending quality time with his children, engaging in activities such as sailing, surfing, and flying. As a private pilot with a high-performance and complex aircraft rating, he is currently pursuing both his instrument rating and aerobatic rating, much to the amusement of his family. For those seeking knowledgeable representation in employment law or personal injury cases, Christopher Alexander Olsen stands ready to assist clients in navigating their legal challenges with professionalism and care.
Slip and fall attorneys represent individuals injured due to hazardous property conditions. They hold property owners accountable for negligence. Common matters include slip and fall, trip hazards, wet floors, inadequate lighting.