Christopher J. Robison

Chris has been practicing law for over 30 years, recently he spent six years at the Utah Antidiscrimination and Labor Division as a manager and investigator. Chris has handled numerous claims for reasonable accommodation based upon disability, the majority of which involved assistance animals. Chris has extensive experience with all types of discrimination claims under the Utah and Federal Fair Housing Acts, including wheelchair accessibility, reasonable modifications, and design and construction claims. Chris has worked with HOAs, property owners, and property management companies in both adjudicating claims and providing training throughout Utah. Chris also has years of experience working with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on a local and regional level.

Prior to handling fair housing claims, Chris worked as an advocate for disability benefits seekers before the Social Security Administration, and many years within that Administration writing disability determinations. Chris finds that his understanding of medical and mental-health treatment, and the medical and legal definitions of disability, continues to inform and help him to assess problems and assist clients for fair housing and ADA claims.

Chris can speak, read, and write Spanish and has conducted investigations and interviews in Spanish.

Chris loves hiking the Wasatch and Oquirrh Mountains, vacationing in the Tetons, and spending quality time with his children.