About Christine
Christine Felix, K.C., is a personal injury lawyer with more than 28 years of practice in her field. She has successfully represented important cases securing, negotiating, and helping her clients to achieve the best possible outcomes.In 2016 Christine was appointed Queen’s Counsel (King's Counsel as of September 8, 2022), an important recognition of her successful achievements. That same year she joined CAM LLP as a personal lawyer and has been with the firm since then.Before joining the firm, Christine worked 12 years as a defence lawyer for insurance companies. Her experience in defence law and her personal injury expertise have given Christine excellent insight into both sides of the practice. In particular, it has given her a strong understanding of what needs to be done to prove insurance claims.Christine’s style is considered practical, respectful and focused on results. She takes personal satisfaction in helping people who have been injured. She also enjoys giving back to the community and helping those in need.Christine is an active member of several professional affiliations, including the Law Society of Alberta Member and the St. Thomas More Lawyer’s Guild. She has been a soccer coach for several years. She has been actively volunteering for important non-profit organizations, including the St. Thomas More Lawyers’ Guild of Northern Alberta, Edmonton Ringette Club and the St. Andrews’ Housing Ltd.Read more on the firm’s website
Christine Felix, K.C., is a personal injury lawyer with more than 28 years of practice in her field. She has successfully represented important cases securing, negotiating, and helping her clients to achieve the best possible outcomes.In 2016 Christine was appointed Queen’s Counsel (King's Counsel as of September 8, 2022), an important recognition of her successful achievements. That same year she joined CAM LLP as a personal lawyer and has been with the firm since then.Before joining the firm, Christine worked 12 years as a defence lawyer for insurance companies. Her experience in defence law and her personal injury expertise have given Christine excellent insight into both sides of the practice. In particular, it has given her a strong understanding of what needs to be done to prove insurance claims.Christine’s style is considered practical, respectful and focused on results. She takes personal satisfaction in helping people who have been injured. She also enjoys giving back to the community and helping those in need.Christine is an active member of several professional affiliations, including the Law Society of Alberta Member and the St. Thomas More Lawyer’s Guild. She has been a soccer coach for several years. She has been actively volunteering for important non-profit organizations, including the St. Thomas More Lawyers’ Guild of Northern Alberta, Edmonton Ringette Club and the St. Andrews’ Housing Ltd.Read more on the firm’s website
Christine Felix, K.C., is a personal injury lawyer with more than 28 years of practice in her field. She has successfully represented important cases securing, negotiating, and helping her clients to achieve the best possible outcomes.
In 2016 Christine was appointed Queen’s Counsel (King's Counsel as of September 8, 2022), an important recognition of her successful achievements. That same year she joined CAM LLP as a personal lawyer and has been with the firm since then.
Before joining the firm, Christine worked 12 years as a defence lawyer for insurance companies. Her experience in defence law and her personal injury expertise have given Christine excellent insight into both sides of the practice. In particular, it has given her a strong understanding of what needs to be done to prove insurance claims.
Christine’s style is considered practical, respectful and focused on results. She takes personal satisfaction in helping people who have been injured. She also enjoys giving back to the community and helping those in need.
Christine is an active member of several professional affiliations, including the Law Society of Alberta Member and the St. Thomas More Lawyer’s Guild. She has been a soccer coach for several years. She has been actively volunteering for important non-profit organizations, including the St. Thomas More Lawyers’ Guild of Northern Alberta, Edmonton Ringette Club and the St. Andrews’ Housing Ltd.
Read more on the firm’s website
