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Christopher E. "Chris"
Tracy

  • Partner
ctracy@wnj.com
Kalamazoo
T 269.276.8148
F 269.276.8148

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While I am a litigator who is always prepared to go to battle for clients, I work with them to try to achieve a resolution that keeps them out of the courtroom and saves them considerable money, time and aggravation. I was the kid of a business owner and still carry those values and priorities – including being grounded in practicality and always understanding the cost-benefit of decisions – forward in everything that I do.

A former federal prosecutor turned litigator, Chris Tracy represents clients from Fortune 500 companies to smaller, locally owned businesses in commercial litigation, real estate disputes and a variety of civil and white-collar criminal defense matters involving corporate, employment, product liability, environmental, regulatory and compliance issues. Chris’ clients conduct business operations around the world and hail from sectors that include agriculture, manufacturing, transportation and military/government supply.

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  • Represented a large national manufacturer related to a variety of agricultural product liability claims from the sale of livestock and equine food.
  • Represented an international recreational vehicle/ATV manufacturer in dealer law matters.
  • Represented a large oil and gas company in an environmental cleanup, zoning, permitting and regulatory and compliance matter.
  • Represented a medical supply company in an investigation involving potential Stark law violations.
  • Represented corporate employees in an investigation by the federal government involving automobile emission standards and testing issues.
  • Represented an employee of an international company in a federal investigation regarding potential violations of SEC and o
  • Represented a large national manufacturer related to a variety of agricultural product liability claims from the sale of livestock and equine food.
  • Represented an international recreational vehicle/ATV manufacturer in dealer law matters.
  • Represented a large oil and gas company in an environmental cleanup, zoning, permitting and regulatory and compliance matter.
  • Represented a medical supply company in an investigation involving potential Stark law violations.
  • Represented corporate employees in an investigation by the federal government involving automobile emission standards and testing issues.
  • Represented an employee of an international company in a federal investigation regarding potential violations of SEC and other federal laws/regulations.
  • Represented a national entity regarding a federal investigation of expenditures and related investments.
  • Represented a company employee charged in connection with a large public corruption case involving bribes to public officials and an embezzlement scheme.
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    Christopher E. "Chris"
    Tracy

    • Partner
    ctracy@wnj.com
    Kalamazoo
    T 269.276.8148
    F 269.276.8148

    My admin

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    While I am a litigator who is always prepared to go to battle for clients, I work with them to try to achieve a resolution that keeps them out of the courtroom and saves them considerable money, time and aggravation. I was the kid of a business owner and still carry those values and priorities – including being grounded in practicality and always understanding the cost-benefit of decisions – forward in everything that I do.

    A former federal prosecutor turned litigator, Chris Tracy represents clients from Fortune 500 companies to smaller, locally owned businesses in commercial litigation, real estate disputes and a variety of civil and white-collar criminal defense matters involving corporate, employment, product liability, environmental, regulatory and compliance issues. Chris’ clients conduct business operations around the world and hail from sectors that include agriculture, manufacturing, transportation and military/government supply.

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    practices