Camille Zuber
Profile
Education
- Berkeley Law, Environmental Law, LL.M
- University of Oslo, Maritime Law, LL.M
- Université de Strasbourg, Maîtrise in International Law
- University of Leicester, UK, LL.B
Camille is an associate in the Los Angeles office. She focuses her practice on maritime and civil defense litigation, as well as insurance coverage.
Stemming from her LL.M. in Maritime Law from the University of Oslo and her international background, it was only logical for Camille to practice maritime/civil defense litigation and insurance coverage at Kennedys. Prior to joining Kennedys, she externed at a boutique maritime insurance firm in the Bay Area during her LL.M. at Berkeley Law, and worked for a litigation boutique firm in Long Beach, mainly representing shipowners and terminal operators.
Camille also has a background in environmental law and shipping, either state, federal, or international - which all started with a MA thesis sponsored by the Fridtjof Nansen Institutt in Oslo, Norway, and burgeoned at her previous work at a litigation boutique firm in Long Beach.
She is also currently a Member of the Oceans Group for the IUCN, and a board member of the ABA’s Ocean & Coastal Committee. She was recently appointed Vice Chair to the Toxic Torts and Environmental Law General Committee under ABA TIPS.
Although currently in California, Camille is fluent in French and Italian, as well as proficient in German, and was raised in Singapore.
Qualifications and admissions
- California
Presentations and publications
- Co-author, “Crisis averted?: Despite deal on longshore strike, legal issues loom,” published for Kennedys (October 2024)