About Christian
Christian Pedersen built a foundation in finance before turning to law. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Brigham Young University in 2000, then returned to study law and business at Arizona State University, completing a JD/MBA in 2006. The combination of finance and law shapes his approach to client matters and case analysis.
After law school, Pedersen moved into private practice. He is listed as a lawyer at Wells, Call, Clark, Bennett & Clawson, where he has handled matters across state lines. Over the years he has worked on cases that require navigation of both legal and commercial considerations. His dual-degree background allows him to parse financial evidence and contractual issues alongside legal doctrine.
Pedersen is licensed to practice in Arizona and in California. He maintains professional ties in both states and regularly appears before courts and tribunals where jurisdictional questions arise. His membership in the Consumer Lawyers of California signals steady involvement with peers who handle consumer protection and related civil litigation matters.
At Wells, Call, Clark, Bennett & Clawson he serves as part of the firm’s lawyer roster. He counsels clients, participates in pretrial preparation, and engages in courtroom work as needed. Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing factual records and attentive to the documentary side of cases. He brings a practical eye to settlement discussions and to trial strategy when matters proceed that far.
Clients and other lawyers have noted that Pedersen’s academic path — combining an MBA with a law degree — informs how he frames damages, evaluates remedies and discusses risk. He often breaks complex financial topics into plain terms for clients. That same training helps when reviewing expert reports or negotiating detailed contractual disputes.
Outside of firm work, Pedersen maintains professional relationships through local and state bar activities and through his association with the Consumer Lawyers of California. He continues to develop litigation experience in both Arizona and California, moving between court calendars as client needs require.
He currently practices at Wells, Call, Clark, Bennett & Clawson and focuses on civil matters that span Arizona and California, drawing on his finance background and dual-state licensure to advise and represent clients.
