Christine Hanselmann

Christine Hanselmann is a seasoned legal professional with extensive experience spanning various roles in law and public service. Currently serving as a State Solicitor at the Chief State Solicitor's Office since July 2019, Christine has previously held positions as a Solicitor at Connolly Finan Fleming Solicitors and Cahir O'Higgins & Co Solicitors. Early career experiences include an internship at the Irish Human Rights Commission, where legal research on human rights issues was conducted, and a role as a Legal Intern at Brophy Solicitors, focusing on immigration law. Prior to moving to Ireland, Christine served as a Deputy Attorney General for the State of New Jersey, managing a high-volume caseload in child welfare and protection and gaining significant trial experience. Christine's legal journey began as a Law Clerk for the Honorable Joseph P. Donohue in New Jersey, and academic credentials include a JD from Seton Hall University School of Law, an LLM in International and Comparative Law from Trinity College Dublin, and a BS in International Business from The College of New Jersey.