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Christina Lawrence-Moser has represented clients in some of Northeast Florida's most significant civil rights and criminal defense matters. Her work has been covered by local and national media, including investigations that have led to real accountability.
Award-Winning Investigative Series
Jacksonville Today reporter Megan Mallicoat led a yearlong, four-part investigative series titled "The Show Must Go On," exposing a long history of institutional failure and unchecked sexual misconduct at Jacksonville's elite Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. The series has been nominated for an INNY Award, one of the top honors in nonprofit news. Moser Law's public-records work and advocacy helped surface much of what the series reports.
Read "The Show Must Go On" — Jacksonville Today
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News4JAX (WJXT), July 2026
In the I-Team's report on the district's finding that a former chief of schools "knowingly failed" to report abuse allegations at Douglas Anderson, civil rights attorney Christina Lawrence-Moser explained why failures to report often surface only years later — when victims come forward or investigations reveal a pattern.