Christie leads the Public Finance Tax Practice at Mintz, where she provides strategic legal counsel on the issuance of tax-advantaged and taxable municipal bonds, including general obligation bonds, revenue bonds, qualified 501(c)(3) bonds, working capital financings, exempt facility bonds, and other private activity bonds. She is nationally recognized for her expertise in private use analysis, a critical component of structuring tax-exempt securities in compliance with federal tax law.

Christie regularly serves as bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, and borrower’s counsel to a diverse range of clients in the governmental, health care, education, and nonprofit sectors. Known for her detail-oriented, solution-focused approach, she helps clients navigate complex financing structures and regulatory requirements with clarity and precision.

Her practice includes advising on post-issuance compliance, including project scope modifications and private use remediation strategies. Christie also represents clients in IRS bond examinations and provides guidance on securing private letter rulings, helping issuers and conduit borrowers proactively manage risk and avoid enforcement actions.

A recognized leader in the municipal bond industry, Christie serves on the board of directors of the National Association of Bond Lawyers (NABL). She is the former chair of NABL’s Tax Committee, past vice chair of the American Bar Association’s Tax-Exempt Financing Committee, and previously served as editor-in-chief of the Federal Taxation of Municipal Bonds Deskbook, a leading industry resource. She has been designated as a 2026 Go-To Lawyer – Taxation by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.