Kristin Schriner

Office: Tucson Litigation Office Tucson Personal Injury Dept.
School: Kristin earned her undergraduate degree from Arizona State University and a law degree from the University of Arizona School of Law.

 

Kristin is a Tucson native. She graduated Cum Laude from Arizona State University in 2002. Prior to law school, she lived in Encinitas, California, where she worked with emotionally disturbed adolescents and foster youth as a Mental Health Counselor.

Kristin attended the James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona, where she graduated with a Juris Doctorate in 2008. While in law school, Kristin was a member of University of Arizona’s ABA National Moot Court team. She was a finalist in National ABA Super Regional Moot Court Competition in Dallas.  Kristin was awarded First Place in appellate brief writing and oral advocacy in the university’s Second Year Moot Court Competition, and the F. Britton Burns Moot Court Award for highest scores in oral advocacy. Kristin was a finalist in the University of Arizona’s Jenckes Closing Argument Competition, and received an award for Excellence in First-Year Oral Advocacy.

While in law school, Kristin was a member of the Moot Court Editorial Board, a Volunteer Lawyers Program Advocate, a member of the Law Women’s Association Steering Committee, and represented victims of domestic violence as a 38(d) certified law student in the Domestic Violence Clinic.

Kristin joined the law firm of Goldberg & Osborne in May 2007 as a law clerk, and currently works as an attorney with the firm’s Tucson Litigation office. She is also a licensed in California.

In her free time, Kristin enjoys bike riding, snowboarding and spending time with her family.

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