Christine Gibbs

Christine Gibbs advocates for a variety of clients across multiple industries, including defense, data security, privacy, consumer products, construction, and healthcare.

In her alternative dispute resolution practice, Christine develops a clear understanding of each client’s objectives, assesses legal risks and opportunities, and ultimately crafts a strategy to achieve the client’s most favorable outcome.

With a passion for pro bono work, Christine has authored a report for the United Nations and advised a local nonprofit foundation.

Christine Gibbs graduated from Columbia Law School, where she served as a member of the Columbia Journal of Race and Law. Prior to her career in law, she worked for the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration in multiple roles, including senior strategic advisor, policy advisor, and director of intergovernmental affairs. She also worked as a senior strategic advisor for the U.S. Department of Energy and as the deputy director of the Illinois governor’s Washington, D.C., office.