Christina Ellig

Trial Technology Consultant

Christina Ellig has been assisting with trials since 2006 and brings extensive trial technology experience developed through a variety of consulting roles. She regularly supports hot-seat presentation, document management, video preparation, and full courtroom technology setup. Christina is experienced in working closely with legal teams to manage real-time evidence presentation and troubleshoot technical issues as they arise.

Throughout her career, Christina has worked on a wide range of complex, high-profile matters, including MDL-2179 Deepwater Horizon (BP Oil Spill); Vanessa Bryant v. County of Los Angeles, et al.; Nortel Networks Corp (Re), 09-CL-7950, Superior Court of Justice Ontario (Toronto); Refinería de Cartagena S.A.S. v. Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. et al.; Cree, Inc. and Cree Hong Kong, Limited v. MSI Lighting, Inc. & MSI, LLC; Talia Kennedy v. Meta Platforms, Inc. et al.; and Douglas Kelley v. BMO Harris Bank N.A.

Known for her professionalism, technical expertise, and steady presence in high-stakes courtroom environments, Christina brings a versatile and dependable approach to every engagement. Her broad experience across firms, legal teams, and case types allows her to adapt quickly to the unique demands of each matter.

Christina holds an Associate of Fine Arts degree from the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith. In her free time, she enjoys crafting, spending time with family, and traveling.