Felix Moser-Boehm
J.D., LL.M. (Geneva)
Senior Associate // Barrister & Solicitor (Ontario),
Not admitted to the Swiss bar
felix.moser-boehm@rothorn.legal
t +41 44 212 11 22
Felix Moser-Boehm represents clients in complex cross-border disputes and practices primarily in the areas of international commercial and investment arbitration. Felix Moser-Boehm has advised clients across a wide range of industries, including companies in the telecommunications, media, financial services, distribution, and infrastructure sectors.
Prior to joining rothorn, Felix Moser-Boehm practiced international arbitration with Sidley Austin LLP in Geneva and was a litigation associate at Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP in Toronto. There, he gained advocacy and courtroom experience across a broad range of corporate and commercial matters, including contractual, shareholder, class action, post-M&A, and corporate governance disputes. Felix Moser-Boehm has also completed in-house placements with the Royal Bank of Canada in Luxembourg and Toronto.
Felix Moser-Boehm holds an LL.M. in international law from the Geneva Graduate Institute, a JD from Queen’s University, and a BA (Honours) in philosophy and international relations from the University of Toronto.
Felix Moser-Boehm was called to the Ontario Bar in 2019. He speaks English and German.
Experience (Excerpt)
- Representing a Middle Eastern distributor in a Delhi-seated arbitration against an Indian supplier in claims arising out of FMCG agreements.
- Representing a Qatari sports and entertainment broadcaster in an investment arbitration claiming more than USD $1 billion against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
- Representing a leading Canadian telecommunications company as the defendant in a national class action involving alleged breaches of consumer protection legislation.
Qualifications
- Barrister & Solicitor (Ontario, 2019)
- LL.M. (summa cum laude), Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
- Juris Doctor, Queen’s University
- Honours Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy & International Relations), University of Toronto
