Christina Clifton

Paralegal

Christina Clifton is a Paralegal with our Firm, where she focuses on administrative, environmental, and land use law. Prior to beginning her legal career, Christina spent 3 wonderful years as a public school coding teacher, where she shared the joy of learning with hundreds of K-8 students.

Christina has been an avid environmentalist from a young age. Growing up, she went on regular camping trips with her family, developing a deep connection with the natural world. While pursuing her undergraduate degree, Christina volunteered at an organic farm and adopted a vegan lifestyle. She has previously worked for the non-profit Plastic Pollution Coalition, where she led community outreach events and advocated for policies to restrict single-use plastics.

Christina has a dual Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy and Global Studies with a concentration in Public Health Policy from St. Edward’s University in Austin, TX, and a Master of Science degree in Global Environment, Politics and Society from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland.

In her free time, Christina enjoys cooking, swimming, hiking, camping, reading and spending time with her family and friends.