Goodwin Associate Christine Blanchette, from Boston, is a member of the firm's Litigation department.

Christine W. Blanchette

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Christine W. Blanchette
Boston
+1 445 207 7831

Christine Blanchette is an associate in the firm’s Litigation department and a member of the firm’s Appellate and Supreme Court Litigation practice. Her work focuses on appellate matters and complex civil litigation.

She joined the firm in 2024 after clerking for Justice Kafker of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Areas of Practice

Experience

In 2025, Christine worked as a legal secondee in the in-house legal team at SimpliSafe as part of Goodwin’s Client Immersion Program. In that role, she worked with the SimpliSafe legal team to advise clients regarding issues such as intellectual disputes, compliance with privacy laws and cybersecurity best practices, and trade secret protection. 

Previous Professional Experience

Christine served as a term law clerk for Justice Scott Kafker of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court for the 2023-24 term. 

During law school, Christine served as managing editor of Boston College Law Review and interned in the Chambers of Justice Kafker of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Before law school, Christine taught eighth grade social studies in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Credentials

Education

BA2017

Georgetown University

JD2023

Boston College

Clerkships

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Justice Scott Kafker

Admissions

Bars

  • Massachusetts

Courts

  • U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
  • U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

Thought Leadership

  • Co-Author, “The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Provides Greater Protections Against Cruel or Unusual Punishment for Juveniles and Young Adults: A Convergence of Science and Law,” 77 RUTGERS L. REV. 1089 (2025).
  • Author, “Sufficiently Fundamental: Searching for a Constitutional Right to Literacy Education,” 64 B.C. L. REV. 377, (2023).