Christina T. Hall, Esq., senior counsel at The Law Office of Christina T. Hall & Associates, PLLC. has successfully managed her own practice for over 17 years.[JB1] She primarily litigates in the areas of Family, Criminal, Personal Injury and Criminal Law. Mrs. Hall serves clients throughout the State of New York and largely in Westchester County. Her hard work coupled with her level of success speaks for itself – leading to many achievements. She was selected for The Noble Public Award in 2012 by the Honorable Ruth Hassell-Thompson a former New York State Senator. She was published in the "Who's Who Top Attorneys of North America 2015-2016" directories. Each year from 2015 to present, she has been selected as one of the 10 Best Attorneys for Exceptional Client Services for the State of New York, 10 Best Attorneys in Personal Injury, and 10 Best Attorney in Family Law[JB2] . Additionally, Mrs. Hall has been published as a “Super Lawyer” in 2018, 2019, and 2022.

Mrs. Hall received her bachelor’s degree from Hampton University in Hampton Virginia where she graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Honor’s College at Hampton. During college. Mrs. Hall studied abroad for one semester in London, England. While there, she interned with the Labour Party[JB3] and worked closely with Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. After her semester abroad, Mrs. Hall returned to the United States and was selected as a Ronald Brown Scholar. She was nominated to represent the Scholarship Program by interning at the White House with Bill Clinton, former U.S. President[JB4] . Mrs. Hall worked directly in the correspondence office where she was responsible for responding to letters, and inquiries coming into the White House and further responsible for writing congratulatory letters to government officials and military staff upon their retirements and honors received. In 2007, Mrs. Hall received her Juris Doctorate from Fordham Law School, where she graduated with honors and made the Dean’s List every semester.

From 2001 to 2003, prior to practicing law, Mrs. Hall taught social studies and law as a New York City Teaching Fellow. She[JB5] also received her master’s degree with Honors from Lehman College in Bronx County. Based[JB6] on her love for teaching, Mrs. Hall continued to teach as an adjunct professor at ASA College and Fordham University School of Law.

Mrs. Hall loves spending time with her family. She is married to Mr. Bernard L. Ellis, Jr. and they have five children, three cats, a dog, three guinea pigs, a rabbit and a host of animals she enjoys caring for.

In April of 2025 Mrs. Hall became the president of the Westchester County Black Bar Association and is eager to assist with furthering the goals and missions of the organization. In her limited spare time, she enjoys expanding her children’s horizons through international travel.