L. Christina Jackson

Christina works closely with the firm’s leadership on the Flint Water Crisis settlement, handling claimant communications, deficiency resolution, and appeals. She graduated magna cum laude from Mitchell Hamline School of Law, where she served as an Associate and later Contributing Editor for the Mitchell Hamline Law Review. She has authored several published legal works, including articles in the Labor Law Journal and the Mitchell Hamline Journal of Public Policy & Practice.

Christina has international academic experience in Conflict Resolution from the Rothberg International School in Jerusalem and in Global Arbitration Law from Queen Mary University of London. A native French speaker and literate in Spanish, she brings a multilingual perspective to BG&G and is also active in community service, particularly in supporting military families.

Christina is a member of the Washington State Bar.