Christina Campbell

Christina Campbell is a law clerk in the Litigation Group, focusing on intellectual property matters. She has experience with individual and corporate clients in the media, entertainment, art, and fashion industries.

Prior to joining Frankfurt Kurnit, Ms. Campbell served as a 1L scholar and a summer associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP where she focused on intellectual property matters.

During law school, Ms. Campbell gained experience through internships in publishing, fashion, and the arts, focusing on copyright, trademark, brand enforcement, and anti-counterfeiting matters.

education

Columbia University (BA, 2014)

Columbia Law School (JD, Harlan Fiske Scholar, 2019)

     -Member of the Columbia Science and Technology Law Review

Upcoming Speaking Engagements

What’s Happening in Copyright Law?  Part II

Does your business depend on copyright ownership and licensing, or rise and fall with changes in copyright law? Do you use content created by others or worry that your content is going to be stolen? Are you susceptible to copyright claims from third parties or trolls? If so, please join us remotely for part two of the Frankfurt Kurnit CLE (CA & NY credit) update on current hot topics in copyright law. (Note: part one is not a prerequisite for part two.) Read more.

August 5 2020

Past Speaking Engagements

More Than Just Hand Sanitizer: Employment Law and the Return to Work (Part 2)

In Part 2 of our “More Than Just Hand Sanitizer” series we'll help you learn how to implement the policy and procedural changes, as well as the physical changes, necessary for a return to the workplace. Read more.

May 20 2020

More Than Just Hand Sanitizer: Employment Law and the Return to Work (Part I)

Rehiring considerations. How to test for COVID-19. How to schedule work. Which accommodations to grant. How to safeguard a gigabyte of new confidential information. These are just some of the difficult issues employers will face in the gradual return to work. In this one-hour webinar we'll help you identify the policy and procedural changes you need to make to comply with fast-changing new rules while reducing health and financial risk. Read more.

May 13 2020