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Chris Moeller

Attorney at Isaacs & Isaacs
Columbus, OH20 years experienceAdmitted 2005

About Chris Moeller

Chris Moeller is an Attorney at Isaacs & Isaacs, exclusively practicing plaintiff's personal injury litigation including class actions, product liability matters, trucking accidents, and auto cases.

Moeller earned his Juris Doctor from Indiana University Maurer School of Law in Bloomington in 2005 and his Bachelor of Arts from Purdue University with a double major in Communications and Political Science. He has been licensed to practice in Indiana since 2005.

Moeller has tried over 50 cases and mediated hundreds of others throughout his career. He led Indiana in personal injury cases tried annually. Notable recent success includes a Judgment award totaling over $2.8 million in a 2023 bench trial involving a trucking company case in Tippecanoe County. He has been named to the Indiana Super Lawyers Rising Star list for 7 consecutive years.

Practice areas

Education

Purdue University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Indiana, admitted 2005

Awards & recognition

Indiana Super Lawyers Rising Star (7 consecutive years)

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