Who’s Who Legal (WWL): Thought Leaders – Arbitration 2022 (since 2018) – Thought Leader Q&A: see https://whoswholegal.com/christoph-brunner
WWL (Arbitration 2022): “Peers and clients say: ‘Christoph is a very well-respected practitioner” Excellent as counsel and arbitrator in commercial disputes’.”
WWL (Switzerland – Arbitration 2021) says: “The ‘very experienced’ Christoph Brunner is ‘an excellent practitioner’ and a ‘first-rate arbitrator and counsel’.”
WWL (Arbitration, 2020) says: ”Christoph Brunner is endorsed by peers as ‘an excellent and no-nonsense practitioner’ who is ‘highly qualified, reliable, and brings excellent knowledge on Swiss law and experience in arbitration’.”
WWL (Arbitration, 2019) says: “Christoph Brunner is recognized for his ‘very balanced approach as arbitrator’, stands out for his ‘very profound knowledge’ when it comes to disputes across the construction sector.”
WWL (Arbitration, 2018) says: “The ‘outstanding’ Christoph Brunner … is widely considered ‘a brilliant lawyer and advocate’.”
WWL (Litigation, 2021) says: “Christoph Brunner is both ‘calm and experienced’ with extensive experience acting on disputes arising out of M&A transactions, construction projects and contractual issues.”
Chambers, Europe and Global, 2021, Arbitration Counsel – Switzerland: “Christoph Brunner is well versed in handling construction cases and disputes arising out of joint ventures. Clients praise his practical approach, with one going on to explain: “He is very realistic and straightforward. He doesn’t give unnecessary hopes on any situation, and what he says and advises we fully trust.”
Chambers, Arbitration, Global Guide 2019: “Sources report that he has a ‘profound knowledge of Swiss law and is calm and well prepared’.”
“Nominated as Arbitrator of the Week by Jus Mundi (13 August 2021)”
Christoph Brunner has published several books and numerous articles on commercial law and international arbitration. In particular, he is the author of the well-known treatise “Force Majeure and Hardship under General Contract Principles” (Kluwer, 2009) and author and editor of a Commentary on the CISG (2nd German edition 2014; English edition Kluwer 2019).