Christina Stone is a personal injury lawyer with Riddle & Riddle. She joined the firm in 2020 after graduating from the University of North Carolina School of Law in 2020. She is particularly interested in personal injury and workers’ compensation law. In 2022, Christina was named a member of The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 in recognition of her results. In 2023, she was named a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers. Recently, she was named a member of Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum (see disclaimer below).
A native of Cary, North Carolina, Christina attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she earned her B.A. degree in Media and Journalism, with a concentration in Public Relations. Her second major was Political Science. She graduated with Distinction. During her undergraduate studies, Christina served as president of the Gamma Sigma Alpha National Greek Honor Society and participated in the Buckley Public Service Scholars Program, completing over 300 hours of public service.
While attending law school, Christina served as a staff member of the North Carolina Law Review, and as a member of the UNC Women in Law, Carolina Health Law Organization.
Video Transcript
My name is Christina Stone. I started at Riddle and Riddle Law Firm in the fall of 2020 after graduating law school from UNC Chapel Hill. I started here because I went to law school with Gene’s daughter, Alex Riddle. I met Gene and Alex and learned about Riddle and Brantley. And I knew that working at Riddle and Riddle and practicing personal injury law would allow me to have a direct impact working one-on-one with clients.
I have always enjoyed advocating for others. I’ve sometimes found it easier to speak up for others when it’s sometimes difficult to speak up for yourself. And I knew from my experience in public service, particularly in high school and college, that I wanted to go into a career path where I would have a tangible impact on others’ lives and be able to really make a difference on their behalf. And I knew that going into personal injury law was going to allow me to do that.
Here at Riddle and Riddle, we have a very client-centered approach. Your case is the most important aspect going on in your life. So, the first day that a client comes to us and we start working on their case, I’m not only thinking about how can I help my client get the medical treatment that they need to get better, but what can I do to build up their case and present the strongest case possible to the insurance company so that I can maximize their recovery.
Clients that come to us at Riddle and Riddle, I want you to know that you are at the center of everything we do. Every single one of our attorneys and our staff, we wake up every morning ready to fight for you. I’m not going to promise that we can fix everything, but I can promise you that we’re going to do the very best job we can on your case, and you will be in very good hands here.
A Passion for Giving Back
Christina has volunteered on behalf of many organizations serving North Carolinians in need, including the Make-a-Wish Foundation of Eastern North Carolina, Read and Feed of Wake County, and the Carolina Center for Public Service.
A Reputation for Success
Christina always pursues maximum compensation for her clients, securing many significant settlements (see disclaimer below), including:
Other Interests
When not fighting for justice on behalf of her clients, Christina might be found spending time with family and friends, reading, or cheering on UNC basketball teams.
