Christina Darbinyan is an Associate Attorney at Kulik Gottesman Siegel & Ware LLP. Ms. Darbinyan focuses on business and commercial litigation and transactions.  As a litigator, she represents plaintiffs and defendants in their business disputes in a wide array of fields including real estate, entertainment, software, construction, insurance, employment, and corporate compliance.  As a transactional lawyer, she represents for-profit and non-profit corporations and other business entities, as well as individuals, in negotiating, drafting, interpreting, and enforcing contracts and other instruments. She is a zealous, aggressive advocate for her clients’ position whether in court or at the negotiation table.

Ms. Darbinyan earned her J.D. degree from Southwestern University School of Law, where she participated as a member of the Trial Advocacy Honors Program (TAHP) and competed as a semi-finalist in the regional round of the Texas Young Lawyers Association National Trial Competition (NTC). During law school, Ms. Darbinyan served as a Research Assistant to Warren S. Grimes, with a concentration in Antitrust and related policy considerations. She gained extensive courtroom experience as a law clerk in the Los Angeles Public Defender’s Office. Ms. Darbinyan obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of California, Irvine.

Knowledgeable in navigating the complexities of commercial disputes, Ms. Darbinyan ensures that your business is safeguarded against potential legal challenges and offers guidance throughout the litigation process.