Throughout the years, William Y. Christie has dedicated himself to good works, scholarly excellence, and community enrichment. He is a member of the Hampden County and Massachusetts Bar Associations. He also serves as governor (1987—) and lecturer in trial practice (1985—) for the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys.

William Y. Christie received the Common Good Award from Bowdoin College in 1994. In 1995, he became a Fellow in the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa honors society. He is also a member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum Club.

One of William Y. Christie's notable cases is Dolores Sweeney v. Westvaco Company, 926 F.2d 29 (1st Cir. 1991).

Although William Y. Christie has accomplished remarkable success as a personal injury attorney, his pride and joy is not his law firm, but his family. He loves spending time with his loved ones, especially his grandchildren.

Daniel Rider is an expert practicing attorney with a strong background in insurance defense. Dan completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. After earning his law degree at the Western New England College School of Law,
he practiced general law for two years.

For 18 years, Dan worked as a senior trial attorney for The Liberty Mutual Insurance Group representing clients in Federal and State courts in personal injury, commercial liability and general tort claims matters.

Dan joined the Law Firm of William Y. Christie in the winter of 2007; his extensive
experience makes him an indispensable asset to the firm.