Christina is building a broad litigation practice that includes a wide range of professional liability and regulatory matters, commercial litigation, construction disputes, and appeals. Prior to her call to the Bar, Christina summered and articled at Lenczner Slaght, where she gained valuable trial experience.

Christina has appeared before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and various administrative tribunals. She is committed to providing her clients with practical, strategic advocacy and achieving effective results.

Christina graduated from the Queen’s University Faculty of Law, where she was awarded Course Prizes in Armed Conflict and Introduction to International Law and Institutions. She served as a student caseworker at the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic, assisting incarcerated clients with disciplinary tribunal appearances and applications to the Parole Board of Canada. Christina was also actively involved with Pro Bono Students Canada and was awarded the Chief Justice Richard Wagner Award for outstanding leadership in 2023. In her final year, she was awarded the Denis Marshall Contribution Award by the Law Students’ Society in recognition of her contributions to life at Queen’s Law.

Prior to law school, Christina completed a Bachelor of Arts at McGill University. Her research focused on the history of global conflict and nation-building after the First World War.