Christine Barrett graduated from the University of San Diego School of Law where she earned both her Juris Doctor and Master of Laws in Taxation. During her law school career, Christine served as the Secretary of the Tax Law Society and provided extensive pro bono legal service at the University of San Diego’s State Income Tax and Sales and Use Tax Clinics. She also volunteered with the San Diego Superior Court, East County Division. Prior to attending law school, Christine earned her Bachelor’s degree in History at the University of Central Florida.

While residing in California, Christine clerked at the San Diego County Employees Retirement Association and practiced as a discovery associate at a national securities and class action firm. In 2013 she decided to return to her home state of Florida. Prior to joining McDonald Toole Wiggins, Christine was an associate attorney at a large Orlando-based firm where she focused her practice in the areas of real estate, civil litigation, and taxation.

In her spare time, Christine enjoys yoga, cooking, reading, and spending time with her husband, Sean.

Andrew is an Associate Attorney at McDonald Toole Richman & Correnti, P.A., where he specializes in personal injury defense litigation, representing companies in a broad array of matters, including medical malpractice defense, premises liability, product liability, contract disputes, and collections defense. Prior to joining the firm, Andrew began his career by serving as a senior staff attorney for Judge James A. Edwards at Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal. Andrew then joined private practice where he developed a strong foundation in corporate litigation and healthcare law by helping to represent healthcare entities and businesses throughout the State of Florida.

Andrew knew from early in his education that he wanted to pursue a career in law and accepted the Flagler Scholarship to study at the Wilkes Honors College in Jupiter, Florida. Here, he competed for four years in undergraduate moot court winning awards for oral advocacy. Andrew graduated summa cum laude, being recognized as the exclusive Wilkes Honors College 2016 Outstanding Scholar for undergraduate research.

Andrew then graduated magna cum laude from Florida State University College of Law where he excelled as an Articles Editor on Law Review and as a teaching assistant. He was also selected to represent Florida State University at the Willem E. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot competition in Vienna, Austria, where his team received Honorable Mention recognition for its written brief. During law school, Andrew obtained multiple internships including a judicial externship with Federal Court Judge Mark Walker at the Northern District of Florida.

Annalisa Gobin focuses her practice on general liability, products liability, and other complex civil litigation matters. She has accumulated experience in multiple areas of civil litigation, acting in the defense of some of the country’s most prominent employers and companies.

Anna received her law degree from the University of Richmond School of Law in Virginia.

She served as editor-in-chief of the Richmond Journal of Law and Technology and as founding President of the South Asian Law Students Association. She was the recipient of a Dean’s award for excellence in her social justice activism for the school and community.

Prior to law school, Anna attended the University of Central Florida, where she obtained a bachelors degree in legal studies. In 2025, she was recognized on UCF’s 30 under 30 list of outstanding alumni.

When not advocating for her clients, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, cooking, and watching an excessive amount of Netflix.

Ryan is an Associate Attorney at McDonald Toole Richman & Correnti, P.A., where he specializes in personal injury defense litigation, representing companies in a broad array of matters, including automobile negligence, premises liability, product liability, general litigation and complex coverage disputes.

Ryan graduated from Centenary College of Louisiana in 2006, and the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University in 2011 where he received his J.D. and Bachelor of Civil Law (B.C.L.) While at LSU he argued on behalf of the respondent against Hon. Kyle Duncan, now a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, to aid in his preparation for oral argument before the U.S. Supreme Court in Connick v. Thompson, 562 U.S. 51 (2011).

Prior to joining the firm, Ryan worked in his hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana, where he clerked at the First Judicial District Court of Louisiana, and then joined a local defense firm where he practiced in workers’ compensation, automobile liability, premise liability, complex litigation and medical malpractice defense. In 2020 he joined a boutique firm focused on claimant’s litigation. After his experience representing claimant’s Ryan developed knowledge and skills which bring a unique perspective to his representation of defendants.

Over the course of his career, Ryan has advised various companies, specifically commercial transportation, grocery stores, casinos and health care systems on their risk management policies and procedures and aided in developing comprehensive safety guidelines and incident investigation reporting.

In 2025 Ryan argued in front of the Louisiana Supreme Court in the case of McBride v. Old Republic Ins. Co., 2024-01519 (La. 6/27/25), 413 So. 3d 452.

When not practicing law, Ryan enjoys going to Walt Disney World and is an active runner who has completed 2 marathons and is training for the 2026 Chicago Marathon where he is running for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. He also loves playing with his Chesapeake Bay retriever Harper and cheering on his LSU Tigers and New Orleans Saints. An active traveler, he has been to 5 continents to hike and explore including New Zealand, Iceland, Argentina, and Antarctica, and hopes to make it to Asia and Africa in the near future.