
Christoph Frey
lic. iur., LL.M., Attorney at Law, Partner, Certified Specialist SBA Torts and Insurance Law About Christoph Frey and his team provide an enhanced level of legal support for insurance companies, brokers and insured parties advising on policy wording and coverage issues. Christoph Frey has a wealth of expertise in claims handling arising from all classes of liability policies, including financial lines, D&O, and professional negligence. Recent instructions include the successful defense of a D&O insurer in proceedings on coverage and the initiation of proceedings against a cyber insurer under an international program. He regularly represents insurers and insured professionals in high-profile disputes. His qualification as a specialized attorney in torts and insurance law gives him a very comprehensive and notable experience in a variety of private insurance matters including the coordination with all sorts of liability and social insurance. Christoph Frey is a member of Insuralex, a worldwide network of independent lawyers practicing insurance and reinsurance law. He is also the author and responsible editor of ius.focus for torts and private insurance law. · Kellerhals Carrard
About
Christoph Frey is a Partner at Kellerhals Carrard who advises insurers, brokers and insured parties on policy wording, coverage and claims handling across liability lines including financial lines, D&O and professional negligence. He regularly represents insurers and insured professionals in high‑profile coverage and reinsurance disputes and is a member of Insuralex and the author/responsible editor of ius.focus for torts and private insurance law.
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Expertise
Education
- 2008: Certified Specialist SBA Torts and Insurance Law, Universities of Luzern/Zurich
- 1996: LL.M., George Washington University Law School, Washington D.C.
- 1988: lic. iur., University of Zurich
Admissions
- Attorney at Law (Switzerland)
- Zurich Bar Association (ZAV)
- Swiss Bar Association (SAV)
- Certified Specialist SBA Torts and Insurance Law