Christine L. Line, Esq.

For nearly twenty years, Christine has served as advocate for a wide range of clients and their interests.  She began her professional career as a law clerk to Justice Thomas G. Saylor of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.  

Upon completion of her duties at the Court, she served as Counsel to the Republican Caucus of the Professional and Occupational Licensure Committee for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. In that role, she developed a versatile set of skills that proved quite useful in negotiating with House members, lobbyists, and special interest groups from both sides of the aisle, on statutory and regulatory matters relating to professional licensure.  She was instrumental in updating key revisions of the Professional Nursing Law, the Medical Practice Act, the Osteopathic Medical Practice Act, and she drafted the Crane Operators Practice Act which established licensure provisions for Crane Operators working in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  

With this broad base of experience in hand, she transitioned to the private sector as a civil litigator.  Ms. Line developed her practice organically, with an early emphasis on insurance defense litigation, employment law, construction law, medical malpractice and personal injury law, administrative law and claims involving the Sovereign Immunity Act. 

As founding principal of Line Legal, LLC, Christine has synthesized the skills, talents and lessons learned from both the public and private sectors, equipping her for providing insightful and responsive legal counsel on matters relating to administrative law, construction defect claims, employment disputes, and real property and real estate disputes.

Christine resides in Hampden Township with her husband and son.