Christopher Mallou is an attorney at the Dallas office. His practice focuses primarily on automobile collisions, commercial trucking accidents, and premises liability disputes. He received his Bachelor of Arts in History from Texas A&M University. During his undergraduate studies, Mr. Mallou interned for U.S. Congressmen, a Municipal Court Judge, and served as an officer in the Pre-Law Society, Historical Society, and Aggie Legals. He returned to Dallas where he worked at a prominent international law firm as an Audit Response Coordinator which inspired him to become a Lawyer.
Mr. Mallou received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from South Texas College of Law Houston. While in law school, he interned with the Harris County Attorney’s Office, served as an Editor on the Real Estate and Construction Law Journal, interned for a District Judge, was elected President of his school’s Phi Alpha Delta chapter, and he competed in the advocacy program.
Prior to joining the 10XLAW, Mr. Mallou gained valuable experience working for multiple personal injury law firms throughout Texas. He has won at trial, has taken and defended dozens of lay and expert witness depositions, and has negotiated thousands of cases from initial intake to final disposition against insurance companies and commercial carriers. Mr. Mallou is certified mediator through the Frank Evans Center for Conflict Resolution, and an arbitrator for the Texas Comptroller’s Office. He has attended almost 100 mediations and arbitrations. Mr. Mallou is passionate about helping victims reach a just and equitable resolution to their cases, he can communicate complex ideas in an accessible manner, and he works with relentless enthusiasm.
