Christopher Jay Harding

His true strength is extremely self-serving in that he has a well constructed façade and maintains well developed pretenses to look like he has a fiduciary responsibility to his clients. Basically, I feel he is a used car salesman in a suit, grossly overstating his abilities and expertise in the law. A type B personality who thinks he is a type A. I have confronted him about it and he was not able to take the feedback nor was he open to any possibility that he did anything wrong, when he clearly did, according several other attorneys I spoke with from other law groups. Once he gets any negativity from you, his true nature comes out. Not only did he attack my counter-part in the lawsuit, he took pleasure in ridiculing them on the witness stand, laughing about it later in the hallway with other attorneys.