Christina Norman
Biography
Christina Norman is an associate in Baker McKenzie's Global Tax Practice Group in Chicago. She regularly advises both multinational corporations and individuals at all stages of tax disputes, from audit to administrative appeal and litigation before the United States Tax Court and other federal courts.
Christina maintains an active pro bono practice, representing clients impacted by gender-based violence in administrative expungement appeals of DCFS indicated findings as well as educationally challenged children regarding their right to a public education. She has also been a mentor in the North America Tax Practice Group's annual tax mentorship program in partnership with the National Black Law Students Association since its start in 2020.
Practice Focus
Representative Legal Matters
- Amgen Inc. v. Commissioner, United States Tax Court, Docket No. 16017-21 (multibillion-dollar transfer pricing dispute)
- Cross Refined Coal, LLC v. Commissioner, United States Tax Court Docket No. 19502-17 (challenge to claimed section 45 credits)
- Successful representation of numerous pro bono clients in administrative hearings and Chancery Court against the Illinois Department of Child and Family Services.
- Representing three educationally challenged children in a lawsuit alleging their right to schooling was taken away by the failure to offer in-person attendance during COVID.
Admissions
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit~United States (2023)
- U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois~United States (2021)
- U.S. Tax Court~United States (2019)
- Illinois~United States (2018)
Education
- University of Chicago Law School (JD) (2018)
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (BA Sociology & Spanish) (2014)