Christopher Hudson

Christopher J. Hudson was born in Augusta, Georgia. Chris attended college at the University of Georgia, where he graduated in 2000 with honors and obtained BA in Political Science. Following college, Chris attended Mercer University, Walter F. George School of Law in Macon, Georgia. During law school, Chris served as Managing Editor of the Mercer Law Review, and published a law review article entitled, “PGA Tour v. Casey Martin, Reasonable Accommodations FORE the disabled.” Chris graduated law school in 2003 and achieved the academic record of cum laude, finishing among the top 10% of his graduating class. Additionally, Chris received the following academic honors/recognitions: induction into the Brainerd Currie Honor Society; Faculty Award for Outstanding Achievement in Legal Writing; Certificate from the College’s nationally acclaimed legal writing program; and CALI Awards for the highest grades in his Advanced Legal Writing and Law Practice Management classes. Chris is currently a Member of the State Bar of Georgia and South Carolina. Upon graduating law school, Chris began working with an insurance defense firm until he left in 2005 to pursue his own law practice. Chris manages a diverse law practice in the areas of civil litigation; real estate; probate; contract; criminal; and construction law. Additionally, Chris serves as a Magistrate Judge for the Magistrate Court of Columbia County, Georgia and Municipal Judge for the cities of Blythe, Stapleton, and Wrens, GA. Specialties: Civil litigation; real estate; construction law; criminal law; probate law; contract law.