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Christopher Kenneth Visser
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Licensed in Washington for 24 years
State: Washington
Acquired: 2001
No misconduct found
Licensed in Texas for 26 years
State: Texas
Acquired: 1999
No misconduct found
Location
K&L Gates
925 Fourth Avenue Suite 2900, Seattle, WA, 98104
Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ell
925 4th Ave Ste 2900, Seattle, WA, 98104-1158
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Experience
Education
1999
University of Houston Law Center
JD - Juris Doctor
1996
University of Houston, main campus
M.B.A.
1992
University of Washington
BS - Bachelor of Science
Speaking Engagements
2004
Lorman Educational Services Continuing Legal Education
Navigating the Sarbanes—Oxley Act of 2002
2004
Unknown
New Reporting Requirements Under Sarbanes—Oxley Make Lawyers Whistleblowers
2003
Unknown
Fraud Ethics Privacy Security: Does Your Compliance Program Protect You
2002
Unknown
Surviving the Storm: Current Issues in Corporate Law
Publications
2003
Unknown
Sarbanes—Oxley: Designing an Effective Corporate Ethics Program
2002
Unknown
Strong Oversight Becomes Critical for All Companies
1999
Houston Law Review
Without a Warrant, Probable Cause, or Reasonable Suspicion: Is There Any Meaning to the Fourth Amendment While Driving a Car?