Cristina Fulop

Cristina's litigation expertise spans a spectrum that includes commercial conflicts, health law, and insurance disputes. Her career, marked by a significant transition from the insurance sector to legal practice, equips her with a distinctive perspective on navigating complex legal landscapes. In the insurance realm, Cristina honed her skills as a claims adjuster, managing both property damage and personal injury claims, which now informs her strategic approach to litigation. Her certification as a Chartered Insurance Professional further enhances her ability to provide nuanced advice and innovative solutions to her clients.

Her legal journey is distinguished by notable achievements, including academic accolades in the Law of Emerging Mobility Technologies and Civil Trial Advocacy during her law studies. Cristina's role as Executive Articles Editor for the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues underscores her commitment to legal scholarship and community engagement. Her prowess in advocacy was recognized in moot court competitions, where she demonstrated exceptional skill and earned recognition for her team and her appellate writing, notably at the prestigious Donald G.H. Bowman National Tax Moot and the National Appellate Advocacy Competition in Washington, D.C. This blend of industry insight and legal acumen positions Cristina as a versatile and effective litigator, adept at addressing the multifaceted challenges her clients face.