Mr. Stoy was born in Fort Worth, Texas and later graduated from Aledo High School.  He spent his childhood riding cutting horses and participating in other ranch-life activities. 

            After graduating from Aledo High School, Mr. Stoy attended undergrad at Texas A&M University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Political Science.  While at Texas A&M University, Mr. Stoy was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and in 2006 was Chairman of Chilifest, Inc.  Chilifest, Inc. is an organization that hosts an annual fund raising concert in a town just outside of College Station.  When Mr. Stoy was chairman, the organization was able to donate over $100,000 to local charities in and around College Station. 

            After graduating Texas A&M University, Mr. Stoy attended St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas.  While at St. Mary’s, Mr. Stoy participated on the mock trial team and was a member of the St. Mary’s Law Journal.  While in law school, Mr. Stoy also studied abroad in Innsbruck, Austria where he was instructed by the United States Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.

            After graduating law school, Mr. Stoy returned to Fort Worth, Texas and began his legal career at prestigious defense firm.  While at the defense firm, Mr. Stoy learned how insurance companies defended cases and uses that knowledge in his practice today.  As an associate, Mr. Stoy was selected to travel to London, UK with the firms partners to learn Lloyds of London, known to most as the world’s largest insurer, handles claims and defends cases.  While the knowledge he gained on the defense side of the bar is invaluable, Mr. Stoy knew that representing the truly aggrieved was the career path for him. 

            After a few years as a defense lawyer, Mr. Stoy went to work for a Dallas based plaintiff’s firm that specialized in auto wrecks.  Mr. Stoy was stationed in the firms Fort Worth office where he met his now-partner, Susan Hutchison.  It took less than a year for Chris and Susan to realize that they should open their own firm and did so in late 2014.