Associate | New York
cademola@mofo.com | (212) 336-4003 cademola@mofo.comChristina is an associate in the Securities Litigation, Securities Enforcement, and Investigations + White Collar groups. She has successfully represented corporations and their officers and directors in actions arising out of M&A, corporate governance, securities, and other complex commercial disputes.
Christina has defeated high-stakes corporate control disputes and overcome preliminary injunctions seeking to enjoin high profile, multi-billion dollar corporate transactions. She routinely advises clients in books and records disputes, stockholder demands and other corporate governance matters arising under the Delaware General Corporation Law. Christina also represents corporations and their boards of directors in internal investigations matters.
Christina began her career practicing in the Delaware Court of Chancery, and continues to practice there and in courts across the country. She represents clients at trial and in arbitration.
Her contributions to the legal profession have been recognized, including receiving the Best Lawyers 2022 “Ones to Watch” (Criminal Defense: White Collar).
Christina is dedicated to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in the legal profession, and is active in the firm’s Black Affinity Network and other diversity initiatives.
Outside of the office, Christina serves on the Securities Litigation Committee of the New York City Bar Association and is a member of the Association of Black Women Attorneys and the National Bar Association, the nation’s oldest and largest network of African American attorneys and judges. Christina recently concluded a three-year term on the Pro Bono Associate Advisory Board of Legal Services NYC.
During her time at Columbia Law School, Christina was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar, received the Clinical Legal Education Association’s Outstanding Student Award, and served as production editor of the Columbia Journal of Gender & Law. Christina received her B.A. in political science from Columbia University.
16 Jan 2020
16 Jan 2019
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