Media
An evolving record of where the firm's thinking has appeared outside this site, in conferences, in coverage, on the regulatory docket.
Coverage and quotes in trade and general publications.
The Anti-Fraud Coalition · September 2026
Christina wrote two pieces published at TAF.org for the 2026 Fraud by the Numbers series: The Securities Fraudster's Shopping List, on investor money spent on cars, jets, and yachts, and The $3 Trillion Blind Spot, on opacity in private credit.
University of Virginia Career Center · September 2024
Alumni interview on the transition from the SEC to private practice — why D.C. is a productive place for whistleblower work, the differences between public service and the private sector, and advice for pre-law students.
Law360 · Aebra Coe · May 2024
Coverage of Christina's move from the SEC into private practice, launching a Washington, D.C. office focused on white-collar defense, regulatory enforcement, and whistleblower work.
Bloomberg Law · Sam Skolnik · May 2024
Coverage of the new Washington, D.C. practice and its dual posture — representing whistleblowers as well as the entities responding to them — timed to the SEC's and DOJ's expanded whistleblower incentive frameworks.
Conferences, panels, and continuing legal education.
The PIPEs Conference 2025 · November 2025
Panel on the rise of cryptocurrency-linked PIPE transactions — disclosure considerations, exemption analysis, and the enforcement signals shaping how the SEC is treating the structure.
The PIPEs Conference 2024 · November 2024
Panel on the SEC's enforcement focus on convertible debt PIPE investors — what staff is examining, how cases are being charged, and what posture investors and issuers should adopt.
IR Global Annual Conference, Paris · September 2024
Panel on the U.S. whistleblower awards programs — the SEC's Office of the Whistleblower, FinCEN's program, and DOJ's incentive frameworks — and opportunities for non-U.S. whistleblowers.