Christina Ignatius

Christina Ignatius is licensed in California and Washington. She is known for handling large matters that have unique facts.

She has diverse experience working on complex cases including but not limited to litigation over the potential sale and development of land, intellectual property litigation involving patents, choice of law disputes in arbitration, litigation over Land Rover and BMW thefts, and wrongful death cases (i.e. food poisoning at a California restaurant as well as an unsolved murder case that addressed employment and premises liability). She also provided leadership to business owners, addressing liability issues that arise from PAGA claims and handling contentious stalemates during start-up disputes between tech app founders.

Christina also has transactional experience including but not limited to joint venture agreements for the development of large homes as seen on ‘Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles.’ Prior to this, Christina worked in entertainment law for a major network, reviewing talent agreements and attending pitch meetings. She also created film contracts for an Academy Awards, Golden Globe Award, and Grammy Award nominated director.

Christina created a law school tutoring program to help law students get top grades, gain scholarships and get onto Law Review. She has a talent for being able to take complex concepts, break them down, and help students learn, at a time when those students are struggling to learn from their own law professors. She was able to get her students CALI and AmJur Awards. Many of her students became close friends, even taking Christina on vacations long after they tutored with her in law school.

During law school, she served as editor on Law Review.