Daniel Vinish is of counsel in the firm’s Litigation Practice in New York. Dan focuses on representing both insurers and reinsurers in complex commercial disputes involving risks covered by general and specialty liability policies, as well as treaty and facultative reinsurance.
Dan regularly advocates before state and federal courts nationwide, as well as before a broad array of domestic and international arbitration panels, on issues relating to the interpretation of policy language, threshold coverage triggers, policy exclusions and the oftentimes-cumbersome factual landscape defining loss exposure events.
In addition to his dispute resolution experience, Dan has considerable expertise advising companies on issues flowing from the use of traditional and specialized insurance policies to hedge against and respond to cybersecurity and consumer data privacy exposures, as well as the related impact of ever-changing state regulation of these areas in the financial services sector.
Dan provides coverage advice to insurers and reinsurers on these issues, as well as regularly interfaces with underwriters to understand their perspective on how market players are protecting themselves and where the future may lead in this complicated field.
Dan also represents public companies in various contract, intellectual property and products liability disputes. Dan has similarly appeared before the Securities and Exchange Commission and FINRA in enforcement proceedings involving the underwriting of residential mortgage backed securities, municipal bonds and other specialty financial products.
Education:
- St. John’s University, School of Law, with honors, J.D.
- Binghamton University, (State University of New York), with honors, B.S.
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