Peter Skaliy

Peter Skaliy is the General Counsel of Corgi Insurance, a San Francisco-based AI-native insurance technology company founded in 2024. Skaliy joined Corgi in December 2025.

Skaliy holds a J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law, an M.B.A. from Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business, a Master's of Divinity from Emory University, and a B.A. from the University of South Carolina. He was admitted to practice in Georgia in 2018 and Oregon in 2025.

Before joining Corgi, Skaliy worked at Hall Booth Smith, specializing in workers' compensation matters. He previously worked at another Atlanta firm where he defended clients in workers' compensation and first party property insurance lawsuits, and was an associate at a global commercial real estate firm.

Career history

• General Counsel, Corgi Insurance (December 2025–present)
• Associate, Hall Booth Smith, Atlanta (workers' compensation and business litigation)
• Attorney, Atlanta-area law firm (workers' compensation and first party property insurance defense)
• Associate, Global commercial real estate firm

What Peter Skaliy could bring to General Counsel at Corgi Insurance: With his specialized background in insurance defense, property insurance law, and workers' compensation litigation, Skaliy brings deep domain expertise in insurance-specific legal matters. His experience defending property and casualty claims provides practical understanding of insurance operations and regulatory landscapes. At an AI-native insurance carrier navigating regulatory compliance for an emerging technology platform, his insurance-specific legal knowledge combined with professional liability defense experience positions him to manage Corgi's complex regulatory environment and emerging litigation related to AI-driven insurance products.

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