Christopher M. Daniels

Christopher M. Daniels is a respected Minneapolis trial lawyer known for resolving complex business and commercial disputes. As a partner at Parker Daniels Kibort LLC, Christopher brings decades of experience representing companies, shareholders, and professionals in high-stakes matters. His practice covers business and commercial litigation, shareholder disputes, corporate governance conflicts, contract negotiation, civil rights cases, and intellectual property litigation.

Christopher earned a B.B.A. in Accounting from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a J.D., with Honors, from the University of Texas School of Law.

Throughout his career, Christopher has guided clients through high-stakes business and family disputes, including conflicts in family-owned companies, business partner breakups, trust and estate litigation, and complex contract disputes. He has founded multiple successful law firms and has extensive experience representing clients in jury trials, bench trials, mediations, and appeals. His notable work includes multi-county shareholder litigation, negotiating settlements in family partnerships, and resolving international business ownership conflicts. Christopher’s litigation and dispute-resolution experience spans a wide range of industries, including professional networking platforms, real estate, entertainment, and global trade.

Clients value Christopher’s ability to analyze intricate financial and corporate details. As a Certified Public Accountant (Texas, inactive) as well as a trial lawyer, he understands the financial side of business disputes. He is admitted to practice in Minnesota, California, Illinois (inactive), various U.S. District Courts, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Recognized as a Minnesota Super Lawyer, Christopher M. Daniels is known for strong advocacy and dedication to achieving results that allow clients to move forward confidently. His proven record shows a career built on preparation, strategy, and a commitment to protecting clients’ business interests.