Before joining Garden Court, Christopher was a housing advocate at Greenwich Housing Rights, where he advised over 400 defendants on the Housing Possession Court Duty Scheme.
He also worked as a social welfare law caseworker for a law centre, providing welfare benefits representation up to the Upper Tribunal and employment law advice. Prior to this, he volunteered for three years as an advisor at Citizens Advice, advising on the full spectrum of social welfare law.
Christopher also worked in the higher education sector. First, as a caseworker representing students in their academic disputes, and secondly, as a Service Manager, providing pastoral and disability support to students.