Chris Gadoury joined the Amaro Law Firm in 2023 and brings over two decades of nationwide experience in litigating complex commercial, environmental, False Claims Act, and white-collar criminal litigation to represent the Firm’s clients in wrongful death, catastrophic personal injury, commercial, and environmental matters. Prior to the Amaro Law Firm, Mr. Gadoury litigated for a combined 17 years as a Partner with Berg & Androphy and as Senior Counsel at the Lanier Law Firm. His vast experience of representation spans that of Fortune 100 companies, small businesses, individuals and families, and hedge funds and institutional investors with billions in assets.
Get a FREE ConsultationMr. Gadoury has handled all aspects of trials and appeals of complex civil litigation as well as white collar criminal defense matters, including shareholder derivative litigation, fraud, contract disputes, business torts, fiduciary litigation, environmental crimes, intellectual property infringement, class actions, trade secret theft, antitrust, employment litigation, qui tam actions under the False Claims Act, and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations.
Mr. Gadoury also has extensive experience representing clients in all sectors of the oil and gas industry, including exploration and production companies, drilling companies, oilfield equipment manufacturers, pipelines, seismic companies, and refineries.
Mr. Gadoury has also litigated various state and federal environmental cases, representing both individuals as well as state governments seeking Natural Resources Damages, involving contamination from radiation caused by radium 226, lead, arsenic, benzene, trichloroethylene (TCE), perchloroethylene (PCE), methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE), various hydrocarbons, and numerous other contaminants.
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