DE EN

Christiane Frye

Lawyer │ Counsel

Essen

+49 201 9220 24809

christiane.frye@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Real Estate

│

Real Estate & Infrastructure

Christiane Frye's main focus is on real estate commercial law. In particular in the field of building and architects law as well as facility management, she supports clients both in the drafting and review of contracts and in the enforcement and defence of claims. In addition, she advises clients on construction and project-related matters.

Vita

Christiane Frye studied law at the Westfälische Wilhelms University in Münster, Germany. From 2011 to 2013, she undertook her traineeship at the Higher Regional Court of Hamm, Germany. She joined Luther in 2013.

Honors and distinctions

Best Lawyers 2026: Recommendation "Ones to Watch" in “Construction Law"

Clients

Providing comprehensive legal advice to a contracting authority during construction, including advising on the negotiation of subsequent contractual changes, on construction schedule issues and on a contractor’s dismissal for good cause
Providing strategic advice to public building authorities in connection with developing alternative public procurement strategies
Advising Deutsche Telekom on the award of long-term contracts for the provision of all German-wide facility management services
Advising a credit institution on the creation of a comprehensive real estate portfolio

Read more Read less

Newsroom

all News

Three medical professionals in white lab coats walk together down a well-lit hospital corridor. Their backs are to the viewer as they proceed along a smooth floor, flanked by large windows that allow natural light into the space.

Protective shield proceedings: Luther advises hospital group "Pfeiffersche Stiftungen" on merger with Magdeburg University Hospital

02.07.2025 | PR

A child with long hair is blowing bubbles into the air during sunset. The bubbles are large and colorful, floating upwards against a golden and blurred background, creating a joyful and whimsical atmosphere.

Soap bubble container is not packaging within the meaning of the Packaging Act – Luther achieves landmark judgement for toy manufacturers

30.06.2025 | PR

A bronze statue of Lady Justice, blindfolded, holding a pair of scales. She symbolizes impartiality and fairness in the justice system, representing the idea that justice should be administered without bias. The background is blurred, focusing on her figure and scales.

Lawsuits against Chinese opponents? Public service of documents facilitates legal proceedings before German courts.

24.06.2025 | Blog

Preservation of loss carry-forwards despite acquisition of more than 50% of the shares

18.06.2025 | Blog

News Arbitration Landscape – Singapore: Shaping the Future of Arbitration: Updates to SIAC Rules 2025

18.06.2025 | Blog

Exemption from the cartel prohibition: Beemster cheese

ECJ clarifies conditions for restrictions on active sales in exclusive distribution contracts under the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation

27.05.2025 | Blog

An abstract graphic depicting a global trade theme, featuring shipping containers and cranes in a port. Superimposed are outlines of continents with light lines connecting them, symbolizing international shipping and connectivity. The overall tone is blue, suggesting a technological and modern approach to logistics.

Managing trade barriers - What the new US tariffs mean for international supply contracts

06.05.2025 | Blog

A silver statue of Lady Justice stands on a table, holding a sword in one hand and scales in the other. The background includes blurred books and papers, symbolizing law and justice. The statue represents fairness and the legal system.

General Court bolsters up the European Commission: Dismissal of action brought by German fragrance company for annulment of inspection decision authorising a dawn raid to be conducted on the undertaking.

05.05.2025 | Blog