Kristina Marsh Bio

Kristina L. Marsh serves as the Office Managing Partner of the firm's Tampa office. Ms. Marsh is an experienced civil litigator, working closely with her clients to develop innovative, case specific litigation and defense strategies so that they can make informed, realistic, and cost-effective decisions. Ms. Marsh has extensive commercial, product and professional liability experience, as well as coverage experience aimed at evaluating policy-specific issues. In addition, Ms. Marsh has experience in business interruption insurance coverage claims and disputes. Ms. Marsh is also a Circuit Civil Mediator certified by the Supreme Court of Florida and devotes some time to mediating a broad range of civil disputes, including but not limited to Personal Injury, Insurance Coverage Disputes, Forced Placed Insurance, Priority of Coverage, Equitable Subrogation and Indemnification, Personal Injury, Commercial, Construction, Disputes involving Homeowner/Condominium Associations, and Bad Faith. Ms. Marsh’s experience as a both a litigator and a mediator provides her with an appreciation of the expense and risk of litigation and works closely with her clients to find ways to achieve an early resolution and minimize expense, where possible. Ms. Marsh has been certified by the state of Florida to provide Continuing Education courses and frequently conducts seminars on mediation, appraisals, insurance trends, case handling strategies, and substantive legal updates. In addition, Ms. Marsh is a certified WIND Appraiser and WIND Umpire. During law school, Ms. Marsh clerked for the Office of the Attorney General in Lansing, Michigan, and was a certified legal intern in the Civil Litigation Department of the Office of the Attorney General, in Tampa. In addition to her other law school accomplishments, Ms. Marsh was Staff Editor of Michigan Opinion Notes. She was a member of the national and intra-school moot court teams, and served as Executive Lieutenant Governor, of the American Bar Association Law Student Division. Prior to her legal career, Ms. Marsh worked in human resources management.