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Insurance Social Media
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Claims Professionals
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Canadian Underwriter mag…
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Daniel Strigberger's Page
Profile Information
- Current Title
- Partner in Insurance Law Group
- Current Employer
- Miller Thomson LLP
- Past Employment/Experience
- Lawyer at Samis & Company.
- Education
- University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law (2001)
Called to Ontario Bar (2002)
- Location
- Waterloo, Ontario
- Professional Summary
- Providing litigation services to many of Canada's leading property and casualty insurers.
Expertise in inter-company priority and loss transfer disputes, representing clients in hundreds of such disputes over the years.
Acting for insurers’ interests in first party claims, coverage disputes, and tort actions. Several years of experience being lead counsel in matters before the courts, private arbitration tribunals, and at the Financial Services Commission of Ontario.
Run a Twitter feed @insuranzlaw, broadcasting “tweets” about cases and news stories dealing with insurance law issues as they happen.
- Associations and Groups
- Canadian Defence Lawyers; OBA; Advocates Society
Daniel Strigberger's Blog
So is there a place for #humour in an insurance lawyer's Web site bio? |strgbr.gr/XK6nrP
Posted on December 10, 2012 at 9:03pm 0 Comments 1 Like
So is there a place for #humour in an insurance lawyer's Web site bio? |strgbr.gr/XK6nrP
Continue FSCO Guideline Calls on Insurers to Challenge Questionable or Abusive Claims
Posted on March 25, 2011 at 10:49pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
On March 22, 2011, FSCO quietly released P&C Bulletin No. A-02/11, called "Insurer Rights and Responsibilities to Challenge Questionable or Abusive Claims". The Guideline states that FSCO is trying to identify and respond to actions that are inconsistent with the recent auto reforms of September 1, 2010. Apparently FSCO is also "aware that a small group of service providers and representatives continue to abuse the system."
Some of the issues include treatment providers…
Continue Div. Court Restores Confidence in Litigation Privilege
Posted on March 24, 2011 at 3:18pm 0 Comments 3 Likes
At a tort discovery, the plaintiff sought particulars of information contained in a signed statement the defendant gave to his insurer. The defendant refused on the basis of litigation privilege. The plaintiff brought a motion seeking an answer to the request for information. The Master denied the request on the basis of litigation privilege. On appeal, the motion judge referred to various cases as authority for the principle that questions on discovery seeking the facts of a party’s case do…
Continue Proud to be a new member of Intouch!
Posted on January 11, 2011 at 9:38pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
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