Christian Ray, Esq.
Principal Attorney at NW Injury Lawyers, PLLC
Welcome to NW Injury Lawyers, PLLC. I'm Christian Ray, your dedicated advocate and guide through the complexities of personal injury law. As a native and lifelong resident of the Northwest, my roots run deep in Kitsap County, where I've experienced the community's spirit and resilience firsthand
My journey began in the local construction industry, where I learned the value of hard work and determination. This early career shaped my approach to legal practice - pragmatic, diligent, and client-focused. A turn towards education led me to Olympic College in Bremerton, where I earned an associate degree in business administration. This foundation was strengthened at the University of Washington's Milgard School of Business in Tacoma, where I specialized in international business.
The drive to advocate for others steered me to Seattle University School of Law. Balancing family life and a rigorous 5-hour daily commute, I emerged with a Juris Doctor degree in 2020, ready to serve the community that raised me.
My legal career, underscored by a passion for civil litigation, began with an internship at the Kitsap County Prosecutor’s Office. This experience, coupled with my tenure at a local law firm specializing in tort law, honed my expertise in personal injury cases. From car accidents and medical negligence to dog bites and construction contracts, I've navigated the intricacies of various claims, achieving successful jury verdicts across Washington state.
At NW Injury Lawyers, PLLC, I champion the rights of the injured. The contingent fee structure ensures our commitment is as steadfast as yours – I succeed when you do. This client-centered approach defines our practice. It's not just about legal representation; it's about restoring peace of mind and securing justice.
For those navigating the aftermath of injury, know that your fight is my fight. I invite you to connect with me for a free consultation. Together, we can pursue the path to recovery and justice.