Christine Gorgi

Christine Gorgi is an associate in the Advocacy Group of Gowling WLG's Hamilton office.

Christine works on a wide range of files, including commercial disputes, professional liability cases, municipal litigation, and administrative matters. She is an adaptable, quick learner who uses her strong analytical, research, and writing skills to advocate on behalf of clients.

Christine completed her Juris Doctor degree at the University of British Columbia. During her studies, she took an active role in her law school community. She acted as an upper year mentor for incoming students and was co-captain of the law school's women's rugby team. Other memorable moments included arguing before a Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada during the Wilson Moot, where her team placed second overall in the national competition, and earning the Lawson Lundell Prize in Administrative Law.

Christine is proud to call Hamilton home. Prior to law school, she completed a Bachelor of Health Sciences degree at McMaster University and worked as a Youth Settlement Worker at the YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford.

In her spare time, Christine is an avid sports fan. She is a long-time hockey player and a loyal supporter of Arsenal F.C.