Christine L. Andreoli
Christine L. Andreoli
Christine L. Andreoli
Biography
Christine Andreoli practices primarily in the area of commercial litigation. Her experience also includes substantial litigated matters involving insurance and reinsurance coverage, intellectual property, employment law, consumer protection laws, deceptive trade practices and trusts and estates.
Civic Involvement & Honors
- A classically trained soprano, Ms. Andreoli actively supports the New York Grand Opera Company and its free fully staged productions in Central Park. She is a former Member of the Board of Directors of Schola Cantorum on Hudson and presents operatic and musical theatre programs at the New York City Bar Association, nursing homes, churches and hospitals.
- Award for Outstanding Legal Advocacy presented by Sanctuary for Families
Professional Affiliations
- New York State Bar Association
- New York City Bar Association
Admissions
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New York, 1985
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United States District Courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, 1985
Education
Fordham University, J.D., 1984
Cornell University, A.B., 1979
Related Practice Areas
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Business & Commercial Disputes
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Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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Finance
Experience
- Representation of a major insurance company in complex third-party coverage litigation arising out of proposed billion dollar class action settlement of future asbestos claims which included a leadership role on defense steering committee representing over eighty insurers.
- Representation of communications company in an adversary proceeding in bankruptcy court arising out of failed corporate merger.
- Represented multiple reinsurers in complex reinsurance litigation involving sophisticated issues of statutory accounting.
- Defense of major car rental company in state and nationwide consumer class actions based on alleged deceptive trade practices.
Resources
Speaking Engagements
- Guest Lecturer, Women’s Enterprise Development Center, White Plains, NY, 2010 to date, “Basic Legal Issues for Small Business Owners.”