Christina El-Azzi
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.Lawyer at SBA
- Called to the bar
- 2021
- Languages
- English, French
About Christina El-Azzi
Christina El-Azzi is a civil litigation lawyer at SBA Lawyers LLP with a practice that ranges widely. Car accident claims, occupiers' liability cases, contract fights and property damage files all land on El-Azzi's desk. Clients who'd rather work in French can, and English is just as easy.
Litigation started early for El-Azzi. While earning a JD at the University of Windsor, the future lawyer worked at the Windsor Community Legal Aid clinic, taking on roles as a case worker, a litigator and a group leader. That degree came in 2020, and the call to the Ontario bar followed in 2021. It wasn't the first degree, either: El-Azzi had already finished a bilingual honours BA in political science at York University.
French has been part of El-Azzi's life since childhood, and three languages are now in the mix. Outside work, hot yoga's been a fixture for more than ten years. El-Azzi has also written and spoken publicly, with a Without Prejudice article on back-to-school liability during COVID-19, a 2022 Small Claims Court talk for the Institute of Law Clerks Ontario, and a blog post on occupiers' liability.
Practice areas
Car accidents, contracts and property damage
Motor vehicle accident claims sit alongside contractual disputes and property damage files in El-Azzi's day-to-day work.
Occupiers' liability
El-Azzi has written about who answers when a contractor's equipment fails on someone else's premises. The point it makes: an occupier's duty to keep a property safe doesn't automatically stretch to inspecting and maintaining a contractor's tools, so these cases turn on what the occupier actually controls.
Education & credentials
- Ontario Bar (2021)
- JD, University of Windsor (2020)
- Bilingual Honours BA, York University (2014)
- Certificate of Law and Social Thought, York University (2014)
- Certificate of Bilingualism, York University (2014)
Publications & speaking
- A New Wave of Liability: Back to School in the Time of Covid-19, Without Prejudice, Volume 85, Number 2
- Small Claims Court, Institute of Law Clerks Ontario, Bismarck (2022)
- Ladders, Occupiers' Liability, and Equipment Failures: Who Takes the Fall?, SBA Lawyers LLP blog (2025)
Memberships & affiliations
- Canadian Defence Lawyers: El-Azzi is a member.
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