Christina uses her engineering background to protect client interests across all phases of patent litigation – in the U.S. District Courts, the International Trade Commission, and in post-grant proceedings in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

She approaches complex technology with confidence and curiosity, seeking to understand each detail and nuance. Christina is resourceful, using the problem-solving skills she applied as an engineer. She’s also collaborative, leveraging the insights of her team and the client to develop the best strategy.

Christina’s experience covers a wide range of client technologies, including telecommunications, wireless communication, voice recognition, mobile devices and related accessories, mobile applications, digital security, and commercial packaging. In addition to patent litigation, Christina has worked on matters involving trade secrets, unfair competition, and antitrust issues.

As an engineer, Christina designed and implemented biomass hydrolysis research aimed at increasing the sustainability of algae in the development of biofuels. She also worked as a process and automation engineering co-operative at New Belgium Brewing, helping to recontrol brewery operations.