Christopher B. Hopkins, J.D., M.T.S.
Christopher B. Hopkins, J.D., M.T.S.
is Lawyer / Partner at
Akerman LLP.
Christopher has extensive trial and appellate experience in state and
federal courts throughout Florida. He divides his time among appellate,
arbitration, and litigation matters. His practice includes commercial,
construction, probate, injury, and general civil litigation and appeals.
His practice frequently involves e-discovery, e-retention,
social media, hacking, cloud computing, bitcoin regulation/licensing,
computer crimes, website/app contracts, emerging technology policy
drafting, and other technology-related issues, from drafting contracts
and policies to litigation.
Christopher is a Florida Supreme Court certified civil circuit mediator
and qualified arbitrator. He is also a frequent speaker and faculty
member for continuing legal education.
His articles include
If This Then That (IFTTT) for Lawyers,
Tor for Lawyers,
NSA Surveillance,
GPS Surveillance Since US v Jones,
Using an iPad in Depositions,
Depositions on YouTube,
Facebook Privacy,
Patreaus Email Privacy,
Bitcoin: Currency, Property, or Tulips,
Don’t Bring a Video Game to a Gun Fight,
Decrypt Hard Drive, and
Boston Bombing.
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full list of his articles!
Christopher earned his B.A. in Religion at the University of Richmond
in 1992. He earned his Master’s in Theological Studies at Wesley Theological
Seminary in 1994. He earned his J.D. in Law at Tulane University Law School
in 1997.
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