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2023 Unsung Legal Heroes: Christopher Eichhorn
Staff Report//July 13, 2023//
Chief Technology Officer, SWMW Law
Christopher Eichhorn’s work keeping everything from databases to email running smoothly is vital to the operation of his firm, especially during a COVID pandemic that brought accessibility and technology issues to the forefront of everyone’s mind. SWMW Law made the transition to remote work in less than a week as lockdowns got underway. Eichhorn’s tireless efforts have seen him toiling at all hours of the day and at a variety of locations. At one point, he fixed a major issue while standing atop Washington State’s famous Mount Rainier.
What led you to choose a career in the legal field?
The people at SWMW Law come first and foremost – I knew they were people I wanted to work with. Additionally, I feel proud to represent our clients.
What is the best part of your job?
Figuring out difficult problems on the fly using the tools I have available. Sometimes this requires creative thinking!
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