Christopher A. Page

“Chris is just really willing to get in and get the job done. He understands the need to balance costs against trial preparation. He’s also willing to say, this isn’t my area, let me refer you to somebody else.”

The above quote, from a national construction client with outside counsel in nearly every state, was shared with Thomson Reuters, the company behind Westlaw, during its global research with senior in-house counsel to identify top-performing lawyers in private practice. The client nominated Chris Page as one of the three most outstanding attorneys they had worked with in the past three years, earning him recognition as a Thomson Reuters “Stand-out Lawyer” for the last two years (2025 and 2026).

The Associate General Counsel/ Director of Litigation for a national restaurant client stated at an international legal conference that whenever a “bad” case comes in—no matter where it arises—her first recommendation is to retain Chris.

The General Counsel of another national restaurant client summed it up simply: “When we get in a strange matter that we don’t know how to solve, we call you. You are a problem solver.”

Chris Page is a shareholder at Young Moore and Henderson and brings more than 33 years and counting of jury trial, bench trial, and arbitration experience to helping clients solve their most complex problems. He represents a broad array of commercial clients, with a practice focused on commercial litigation, employment litigation, non-compete disputes, product liability, construction litigation, and tort matters. He also has particular experience in the hospitality and retail industries, serving as trusted counsel to numerous national companies for all of their legal needs in North Carolina, including tort claims, employment claims, product liability claims, and business litigation.

Since beginning his career after graduating from Duke University, summa cum laude, and Yale Law School, where he served as Senior Editor of the Yale Law Review, Chris has served as lead trial counsel in numerous state and federal jury and bench trials with successful results. He believes that the core principle of practicing law is not business or law; rather, it is service and problem solving. He builds strong client relationships with his clients by listening carefully, being straightforward and honest, understanding  their goals in each case, working diligently to achieve those goals, always keeping the “big picture” in mind, and—when trial is inevitable—going into trial with confidence by out-preparing the other side and being able to persuasively convey his client’s story to judge or jury.

Chris has been listed in North Carolina Super Lawyers® in the area of commercial litigation since 2018 and continuing into 2026. Selection to the Super Lawyers list is an honor given to only 5% of attorneys in the North Carolina. He is also recognized in The Best Lawyers in America© in five separate fields: Commercial Litigation (2025, 2026); Litigation – Labor & Employment (2024-2026); Product Liability Litigation – Defendants (2026); Employment Law – Management (2026); and Insurance Law (2021-2026). “Best Lawyers” honors are determined through its Purely Peer Review® methodology, which begins with nominations from anyone other than the nominee, followed by confidential evaluations from recognized attorneys in the same practice area and region. Like Super Lawyers, only about 5% of practicing U.S. attorneys receive this distinction.

Chris is actively involved in ALFA International, the world’s oldest and preeminent legal network, with a member firm in nearly all 50 states and in 70 countries. Click here for a full description of the group and its activities. He currently serves as the 2026 Program Chair for ALFAI’s Business Litigation Group and is in line to become Chairman of that group in 2028. He is the Chairman Emeritus of the Hospitality and Retail Law Practice Group and is a former member of ALFAI’s Board of Directors. He currently chairs ALFAI’s Strategic Plan Execution Committee. In 2017, Chris was honored as ALFAI’s Attorney of the Year.

He was also selected for membership in the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC), where he serves as Chairman of the Commercial Litigation Substantive Law Section. Click here to learn more about the FDCC.

Chris is a frequent speaker on litigation, business, and “life coaching” topics, being selected numerous times over the past 15 years as the Opening or Closing plenary presenter at ALFAI’s annual international legal conferences, attended by hundreds of attorneys and clients from all over the globe. Chris brings his passion for creative storytelling to creating “outside the box” presentations with music, lighting, audience interactive feedback, art, pop culture, live instruments, and theater rolled into one. Chris has transformed hotel ballrooms into various recreations:  a Wild West town, a Chicago blues saloon, and this past year, into an authentic Irish pub with live musicians. Chris presents a few times a year, and while he has presented many times on straightforward trial and legal topics, his true passion has been presenting on life coaching topics like work-life balance, depression, stress, drug and alcohol abuse, health crises and family matters. Emotional reactions from audience members are common and memorable. One GC who had attended one of Chris’s presentations on work-life balance sent Chris an email called “Ripples.” He said that the presentation would have a ripple effect, and would change the lives for the better of not only him and his legal team, but all of their families as well.  He said the ripples would travel on.

Chris is a proud father to three children, all Tar Heel grads! Chris spent 8 years with his son achieving his black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Chris’ charitable work includes volunteering for the Special Olympics, the Food Bank of Eastern North Carolina, and in recent months, serving as a waiter at “A Place at the Table” in downtown Raleigh. (Click here to see what a wonderful organization this is.). In the past, Chris volunteered for the Ronald McDonald House of Durham and Wake, for which he also served on its Board of Trustees. Chris also was a regular driver for Meals on Wheels for 20 years. You will find Chris at a jazz or bluegrass concert a couple of times a week. Chris also enjoys theatre, cooking, traveling, and playing and listening to Americana music.