
Biography
As GMIA’s Managing Attorney he ran the legal operation: mid-level managers across quality assurance, client relations and support services, fifteen supervising attorneys, more than fifty attorneys and over a hundred employees. He translated that into firmwide change initiatives that moved results for a great many clients.
He has handled virtually every type of injury case (auto collisions, premises liability, trucking, wrongful death) across every circumstance and every level of severity, from four-figure claims to multi-million-dollar recoveries, and has served thousands of clients.
Chris is a commissioner for the St. George Fire Protection District and an active parishioner, ACTS member and eucharistic minister at St. George Church. He and his wife have two daughters.
Passenger vehicle collisions, including DWI and distracted driving.
Collisions with 18-wheelers and commercial fleets.
Rider injury claims across Louisiana.
Rideshare collisions, where the carrier is a question of its own.
Injuries on property a business or owner was responsible for.
Claims brought by the family after a fatal incident.
Injuries that change what the rest of a life looks like.
People struck while walking.
Cases where the equipment or the vehicle itself was the problem.
St. James Parish. Chris served as lead counsel.
East Baton Rouge Parish. Neck and back injuries in a collision with a Mack truck.
Pointe Coupee Parish. Concussion, neck, shoulder and rib injuries.
Every case turns on its own facts. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any other matter. Figures are gross recoveries before attorney fees and case costs.
Most of what Chris does happens before anyone argues. Clients notice the difference it makes.
“Mr. Corzo always puts what’s best for his clients first.”
“I would recommend anyone who needs an attorney to Chris and his team with no hesitation!”
“Chris is an amazing attorney! From start to finish, he handled my case with class. There aren’t enough stars for Chris and his team!”
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