Christian Chase Jr.

Overview

Christian is a South Florida native and an associate in Gunster’s Corporate practice, where he focuses on mergers and acquisitions and other business transactions. He earned his undergraduate degrees in mathematics and statistics and a master’s degree in management from the University of Florida before attending Vanderbilt Law School.

Before law school, Christian worked in player development for the Chicago White Sox organization, supporting baseball operations through analytics and day-to-day team operations. During his first law school summer, Christian served as a summer clerk at a full-service firm in Birmingham, Alabama, working on matters across multiple practice groups. He also served in the Criminal Trials Division of the Alabama Office of the Attorney General, conducting legal research and assisting with matters involving criminal prosecutions.

At Vanderbilt, Christian served on the senior board of the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law and organized the 2026 JETLaw symposium, “Esports: Understanding the Now, Building What’s Next,” which brought together attorneys and academics to discuss legal issues affecting the esports industry. He also served as co-captain of Vanderbilt’s competitive mock trial team and advanced to the quarterfinals of Vanderbilt’s internal moot court tournament, where he was a finalist for Best Oralist.

Outside of the office, Christian enjoys following Miami sports, competing in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, and working out.