About Christian W.
Christian W. Francis earned his law degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. His years at Pitt Law gave him a grounding in legal research, writing and courtroom practice. He left law school prepared to begin practicing in his home state and has built a practice around those early lessons.
After graduation, Francis was admitted to the bar in Pennsylvania and established his legal practice in the Commonwealth. Over time he has handled a range of matters that required close attention to state statutes and court rules. He has navigated filings, hearings and negotiations on behalf of clients who seek practical solutions to legal problems.
He maintains current membership in professional associations that serve Pennsylvania lawyers. Those networks keep him connected to colleagues and the evolving body of state law. Participation in professional groups also informs how he approaches case management and client intake.
Francis practices under the name Francis Law. He manages client matters from that office and oversees the variety of tasks a small law firm requires. His work at Francis Law includes advising individuals and organizations on legal options, preparing pleadings and managing the procedural stages of litigation when cases proceed through the courts.
Colleagues and clients describe him as steady and methodical in how he handles documents and deadlines. He tends to favor clear explanation over legal jargon, offering clients straightforward descriptions of where a case stands and what options are available. He is attentive to deadlines and administrative requirements that can affect outcomes in Pennsylvania proceedings.
He continues to practice law in Pennsylvania at Francis Law. He concentrates his practice on matters arising under Pennsylvania law.
