Bringing more than 17 years of experience advising large employers on institutional legal risk, compliance, and complex problem-solving, Kristopher Stevens is a servant leader by nature, and has cultivated a diverse background in leadership development and employment law, including addressing matters involving harassment, discrimination, and workplace misconduct.
Before entering private practice, Kris served the University of Georgia where he helped to ensure the institution’s regulatory compliance with employment, civil rights, and disability laws. In that
role, he conducted and guided faculty and staff leadership through sensitive internal investigations, advised human resources professionals, and provided training on workplace policies and best practices.
Earlier in his career, Kris served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) officer in the United States Air Force. There, he advised air force base leadership on administrative law, government contracts,
the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and military justice matters, while also providing legal assistance to service members and veterans.
Kristopher is known for his skill in resolving complex disputes, his strong communication and presentation abilities, and his commitment to mentoring and service.
After Hours
Kristopher enjoys spending time with his wife, kids, dogs, and cats; watching good movies; exercising; listening to podcasts; and continually seeking opportunities to learn and grow.
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State Bar of Georgia, Admitted 2005