As a member of Haynes and Boone's appellate section, Christina Crozier collaborates regularly with trial teams, both before and after the jury verdict. At the trial level, Ms. Crozier authors motions and jury charges, presents arguments at hearings, and assists with error preservation. At the appellate level, Ms. Crozier drafts briefs that tell her clients' stories clearly and persuasively. Her appellate work has included cases in the Texas courts of appeals, the Texas Supreme Court, the Fifth Circuit, and the Eleventh Circuit. Ms. Crozier also has experience seeking and resisting certiorari in the Supreme Court of the United States. Her work has earned her recognition as a "Rising Star" in appellate law by Texas Monthly for the past five years.

Ms. Crozier's cases cover a wide range of areas, including business disputes, personal injury, oil and gas, and intellectual property. Ms. Crozier also writes regularly about arbitration-related litigation.

As a part of her practice, Ms. Crozier:

Authors briefs and mandamus petitions in state and federal appellate courts;
Presents oral arguments in appellate courts;
Assists trial teams with all aspects of the jury charge, including drafting, preparing objections, and arguing the charge conference;
Drafts motions in trial courts, such as motions for summary judgment, motions for judgment notwithstanding the verdict, and motions for new trial; and
Presents arguments before trial courts on key legal issues.