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Christopher James Moore is a distinguished attorney based in Florence, South Carolina, specializing in business litigation and complex legal disputes. With a robust practice that encompasses catastrophic personal injury cases, class actions, product liability, and vehicle defect litigation, Moore is dedicated to advocating for clients facing significant challenges. Raised in Goldsboro, North Carolina, Moore cultivated a strong foundation in political science at North Carolina State University before earning his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the Charleston School of Law. His legal journey began with twelve years at a nationally recognized plaintiffs' firm, where he honed his skills and developed a passion for helping individuals navigate the intricacies of the legal system. Recently, he co-founded Richardson Thomas Haltiwanger Moore & Lewis, LLC, alongside four long-time colleagues, expanding their reach to serve clients across South Carolina. Moore’s impressive track record includes numerous successful litigations in vehicle defect cases, representing clients who have suffered devastating injuries or loss. Notable cases include securing justice for a client paralyzed in a truck rollover and advocating for a young mother tragically killed due to a defectively designed fuel system. His expertise extends to product liability, where he plays a pivotal role in holding manufacturers accountable for dangerous products, including e-cigarettes and lithium-ion batteries linked to serious burn injuries. Outside the courtroom, Moore is an avid tennis player and golfer, having briefly served as an assistant golf pro in Raleigh prior to his legal career. He resides in Columbia with his wife, Mary Wallace, and their young daughter, DeBerry, embodying a commitment to both family and community. Admitted to practice in South Carolina since 2008, Moore is also authorized to represent clients in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina and the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. He holds active memberships in the South Carolina Association for Justice and the South Carolina Bar, and has contributed to the Federal Courts Law Review as a Student Works Editor during his law school tenure. Moore’s dedication to his clients and the pursuit of justice is unwavering, making him a formidable advocate in the field of business litigation.