Christina O. Magulick

Biography Attorney Christina O. Magulick is Of Counsel at Burns White, focusing her practice on Healthcare and Long-Term Care law, defending doctors, hospitals, and long-term care health facilities in medical malpractice and liability matters. Prior to joining Burns White, Ms. Magulick was an attorney at a Pittsburgh area firm where she represented clients in matters relating to long-term care and workers compensation litigation, as well as in general commercial litigation. She also practiced as an attorney advisor for a government agency, preparing decisions for disability benefits, and incorporating pertinent federal policy and regulations. Ms. Magulick received her Juris Doctor from Duquesne University School of Law. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Legal Studies from Duquesne University. Ms. Magulick is admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the United States District of the Western District of Pennsylvania, and the United States District of the Western District of Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Court. Credentials Areas of Law Healthcare and Long-Term Care Medical Malpractice Defense Professional Liability Education Duquesne University School of Law (J. D., 2013) Duquesne University (B. S., 2010) Bar and Court Admissions Commonwealth of Pennsylvania United States District of the Western District of Pennsylvania United States District of the Western District of Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Court Memberships Allegheny County Bar Association Accolades & Involvement Honors and Awards Best Lawyers in America® Ones to Watch, Commercial Litigation, 2022 Cribs for Kids, Women of Achievement in Advocacy and Philanthropy, 2019 Health Care Heroes, Pittsburgh Business Times, 2018 Councilman Tom Baker, District 1 Difference Maker, 2018 Community and Involvement The Miracle League of Moon Township, Co-Founder and Corporate Secretary, 2017 - Present Verland, Board Member, 2024 - Present Publications Pavel A. Yakovlev and Christina M. Orr-Magulick, On the road again: traffic fatalities and auto insurance minimums, Public Sector Economics, (Vol. 42, 2018).