Christian Luthi is a director in the Litigation & Restructuring Department in the Bermuda office of Conyers Dill & Pearman. Christian joined Conyers in 1994.

Christian's practice encompasses all aspects of civil and commercial litigation, including company law, insolvency, schemes of arrangement, insurance, telecommunications and general common law. The major part of Christian's practice involves the conduct of litigation in the Supreme Court of Bermuda, or arbitrations conducted in Bermuda.

Education

• Oxford University (Oriel College), Jurisprudence MA (Hons), 1988 – 1991
• Trinity College, Hartford CT, USA, BA Philosophy, 1984 – 1988

Bar Admissions

• Bermuda, 1993
• England & Wales, 1993 (not currently practising)
• Accredited Mediator, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, 2008

Industry Associations

• Bermuda Bar Council 2007-2011
• Chairman, Bermuda Media Council
• Chairman, Bar Committee on Continuing Legal Education
• Banks and Deposit Companies Appeals Tribunal
• Honorary Secretary, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Bermuda Branch
• Chairman, Mental Health Review Tribunal Deputy
• Member, Law Reform Sub Committee on Matrimonial Law
• Member, Middle Temple
• Member, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
• Member, London Court of International Arbitration
• Member, ARIAS US

Industry Accolades

• Recognised leading dispute resolution lawyer, Chambers Global 2012
• Recognised dispute resolution lawyer, Legal 500 2011

Articles

• MacLeod is lifted? UK Supreme Court clears the skies for Pre-Nups Offshore
• Bermuda Winding Up Procedures

Deals & Cases

• Case note: ERG Resources LLC v Nabors Global Holdings II Limited - April 2012
• Conyers advises on Petrominerales reorganisation - December 2010
• Conyers advises on $622 million debt restructuring - September 2011
• Conyers advises on Max Capital Group and Harbour Point Merger - May 2010