Christina Crozier’s appellate practice is centered around persuasive writing and practical litigation strategy. She is board certified in civil appellate law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. A natural oral advocate, Christina has argued cases before the Texas Supreme Court, the Fifth Circuit, and numerous Texas courts of appeals.

In addition to her work in appellate courts, Christina is regularly chosen to serve as appellate counsel on trial teams. By taking a strategic approach to legal briefing—including for example, motions for summary judgment, motions to strike experts, and motions to exclude evidence—Christina’s work can significantly impact the value of a case before trial even begins. When cases proceed to trial, Christina handles the jury charge, arguments to the court, and error preservation, freeing trial lawyers to devote their time to the presentation of the evidence.

Christina is a regular speaker and writer on a variety of topics, including error preservation, the jury charge, and arbitration-related litigation.

A native Houstonian, Christina is active in her community. For six years, Christina served on the executive board of the Women’s Fund for Health Education and Resiliency, an organization dedicated to teaching local women and girls about health and resilience. Christina currently serves as treasurer on the council of the Houston Bar Association Appellate Section. During her time on the council, she has chaired the Section’s pro bono committee and served as editor in chief of the Appellate Lawyer.

Bar Admissions
Texas;

Education
J.D., University of Houston, 2005, Casenotes and Comments Editor, Houston Journal of International Law
B.S., University of Texas, 2001 with highest honors