Liability and insurance
Anticipate, manage, defend: our team advises businesses, insurers and policyholders on liability matters with uncompromising analytical rigour.
Liability has become a complex field in which legal regimes, insurance policies and substantial commercial exposure meet. Our lawyers bring their expertise to the whole chain, from prevention through to defence.
Our approach
Every matter is treated with the same analytical rigour, whether it concerns a major claim or a question of how cover should be structured. Our aim is clear advice, prompt decisions and sound protection.
Areas of practice
- Professional and product liability
- Directors' and officers' (D&O) liability
- Complex claims, financial lines, cyber
- Negotiation and drafting of policies
- Insurance disputes, recovery and subrogation
Why Andersen Société d'Avocats
Our cross-disciplinary view — legal, tax and governance — allows us to take in a matter as a whole. We are with you from the moment a risk emerges, and beyond.
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Latest news in this practice area
28 July 2026
Should shares in property-rich companies held by Luxembourg residents fall within the French real estate wealth tax (IFI)?
In a ruling of 2 April 2025, the Cour de cassation held that shares in French property-rich companies were subject to the former wealth tax (ISF) in the hands of Luxembourg residents. Is that solution transposable to the IFI under the 2018 France–Luxembourg tax treaty? Benoît Dambre, partner, examines its uncertain scope.
4 June 2026
Benoît Dambre named in Best Lawyers 2026 — Tax Law
Andersen Société d'Avocats is pleased to announce that Benoît Dambre, partner in tax law, has been recognised in the new edition of Best Lawyers 2026 in the Tax Law category.
15 March 2026
Andersen Société d'Avocats recognised in Chambers Europe 2026 — Tax
Andersen Société d'Avocats features in the new edition of Chambers Europe 2026 in the Tax category. Benoît Dambre and François Morazin are each recognised individually.