Christopher Alberto

An award-winning advocate, strategist, negotiator and investigator, Christopher Alberto has successfully resolved hundreds of complex legal problems for individuals, companies, in-house corporate counsel, government agencies, hospitals and health care centers, educational and non-profit institutions. Chris served as a member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s Bank Fraud Task Force; executed on innovative legal strategies that set new standards within the U.S. Department of Justice, and employed alternative dispute resolution strategies to efficiently resolve cases.  

Attorney Alberto handles cases involving wrongful death, financial fraud, catastrophic injury, whistleblower litigation, breach of contract, white-collar litigation, business workouts/Chapter 11 business reorganizations, divorce, Freedom of Information Act litigation, medical and professional malpractice, product liability, government forfeiture, administrative law, employment actions, immigration, constitutional and civil liberties litigation.

Outstanding achievements recognized by numerous individuals including: 

Janet Reno, Attorney General of the United States, praised “Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Alberto for...[creating and directing the Justice Enforcement Team] to successfully uncover concealed assets through surveillance and computer searches; seized and auctioned real property; and seized bank and investment accounts...and generated millions of dollars for victims and the Crime Victims Fund.”

John D. Ashcroft, Attorney General of the United States, called Christopher Alberto an “innovative force” that “ensured a high level of credibility within the justice system.” 

Donald E. Powell, Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, praised Christopher Alberto for his “initiative and superior performance” and declared the Justice Enforcement Team Mr. Alberto created “a model for the United States Attorneys' Offices nationwide.”  

U.S. Attorney Donald K. Stern for the District of Massachusetts (serving from 1993 to 2001) described Christopher Alberto this way: “I will simply quote from the evaluator’s report [about Mr. Alberto]: ‘innovative’, ‘creative’, ‘motivated’, ‘enthusiastic’, ‘high quality’, ‘a model.’ Need I say more?”  

Chief Counsel for the United States Postal Service Ruth A. Przybeck called Attorney Alberto “exceptional," "skillful" and "effective."

Attorney Christopher Alberto has handled more than 1500 civil and criminal matters in federal and state courts since 1989, producing a consistent record of superior results. As an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Boston, he:

·   investigated and prosecuted white-collar felons;

·   uncovered and seized millions of dollars’ worth of hidden assets and monies;

·   has extensive civil litigation experience in numerous cases asserting multimillion dollar demands;

·   developed innovative legal strategies that set new standards within the U.S. Department of Justice;

·   served as a member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s Bank Fraud Task Force; and

·   employed alternative dispute resolution strategies to efficiently resolve cases.

Attorney Christopher Alberto applies this track record of success to assist individuals and businesses.