Christopher Throssel is a dedicated attorney, environmentalist, and family man based in Fort Collins, Colorado. With a Bachelor's degree from Colorado State University and a Juris Doctorate from Roger Williams University School of Law, Christopher has a strong background in law and environmentalism. He currently works at LTC Matters as an associate attorney, specializing in probate, civil litigation, elder law, and family law matters. Christopher is known for his approachable and professional demeanor, putting clients at ease while helping them navigate complex legal matters. It was in 2016 that he took his first professional position in a legal setting, where he worked for the city of Providence, RI, researching environmental issues. While attending law school, he took on several other intern and extern positions as he explored potential career paths. He continued to focus on environmentalism and even wrote a law school paper related to the topic.

In 2017, Christopher Throssel earned his Juris Doctorate from Roger Williams University School of Law in Bristol, Rhode Island. He moved back to Colorado and began building his career. During some periods, he functioned as a sole practitioner; in other cases, he partnered up with existing firms. In 2022, he finally landed at LTC Matters, where he continues to operate today. Christopher has always prioritized clear communication and positive client relationships, no matter where he works. He understands that legal cases can be stressful and confusing and strives to make the process as straightforward as he can.

Outside of the legal sphere, Christopher Throssel still strives to give back and support environmental causes whenever he can. He has previously volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and Wildlands Restoration Volunteers. He loves getting outside whenever he can and loves all of the outdoor opportunities Colorado has to offer. In his free time, Christopher Throssel enjoys hiking, fishing, and working on classic motorcycles. Additionally, he is a dedicated father to two young children.