Christophe Lapp > ADVANT Altana > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile

ADVANT Altana
45 RUE DE TOCQUEVILLE
75 017 PARIS
France

Work Department

Arbitration

Business Litigation & Contracts Negotiations

Construction Law

Public Economic Law

Dispute Resolution & Mediation

Position

Partner

Career

Christophe Lapp specializes in complex dispute resolution for large French and foreign groups, particularly in the construction and telecom sectors. A well-respected interlocutor on financial and technical subjects and an internationally recognized authority in dispute resolution, he intervenes in all venues (apart from Criminal Courts).

Given the richness of his experience, he is a sought-after lecturer at national and international conferences.  He is also a Fellow of the International Academy of Construction Lawyers and a member of the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA) and the National Federation of Public Works (FNTP).

Languages

French, English

Memberships

Fellow of the International Academy of Construction Lawyers
Member of the legal committee of the FNTP (Fédération Nationale des Travaux Publics – National Federation of Public Works)
Member of the ASA (Swiss Arbitration Association).
Member of the Association Henri Capitant, the leading international network for lawyers practicing civil law.

Education

Paris Bar admission: 1981

Graduate of the University of Reims and the Institute of Judicial Studies

Lawyer Rankings

France > Construction

(Hall of Fame)

Christophe LappADVANT Altana

The ‘high-calibre’ team at ADVANT Altana specialises in litigation, arbitration and dispute board proceedings for high-profile construction disputes. Additional areas of expertise are the drafting of bespoke contracts and project development. The practice is jointly led by construction disputes specialists Louis des Cars and François MullerChristophe Lapp‘s litigation and arbitration experience is primarily in the construction and telecoms segments. Victoria Aquino is noted for her knowledge of litigation and dispute resolution processes, as well as FIDIC and NEC engineering and construction contracts, while Caroline Frison-Roche has focused her practice on disputes, contracts and competition law.