Dave Devinger

Dave Devinger

Dave draws upon over 30 years of insurance claims leadership experience in delivering strategies and action plans that have resolved multimillion-dollar claims and minimized Insured exposure. Dave has handled claims in a wide array of areas, including professional liability, latent claims, construction defect, public entity, environmental and excess casualty and liability. He holds a CPCU designation and possesses a JD degree from the DePaul University College of Law.

Posts (6)

LATEST POSTJune 12, 2025 4 min

What the CTA Means for Law Firms in 2025 and Beyond

Suzanne Young

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) introduces new compliance responsibilities that directly affect attorneys, especially those who assist in forming business entities. Understanding the CTA for law firms is essential as firms navigate reporting...

Read More

All Articles

June 17, 2024

The Threat Posed by Illegal Deed Transfer [COTM 2.1]

Dave Devinger
Read More 2 min
October 17, 2023

Managing Risks and Conflicts in Dual Representation [COTM 1.5]

Dave Devinger
Read More 2 min
September 19, 2023

Navigating The Insurance Claims Process for Attorneys [COTM 1.4]

Dave Devinger
Read More 3 min
September 19, 2023

Safeguard Your Law Practice Against Time Bars [Claim of the Month 1.3]

Dave Devinger
Read More 3 min
July 20, 2023

The Significance of Client Selection [Claim of the Month 1.2]

Dave Devinger
Read More 2 min
June 20, 2023

Don’t Let Bad Wires Get You Fired [Claim of the Month 1.1]

Dave Devinger
Read More 3 min
Back

Categories

see all

Content Type

Get A Risk-Free Quote Today

If a claim is made against you by a client, your professional liability insurance comes to your defense. Also known as “errors and omissions” insurance, it protects you from the threat of ruinous legal bills and defends your firm. No practicing accountant should be without it.

Get a Quote

Categories

see all

Content Type

Get A Risk-Free Quote Today

If a claim is made against you by a client, your professional liability insurance comes to your defense. Also known as “errors and omissions” insurance, it protects you from the threat of ruinous legal bills and defends your firm. No practicing accountant should be without it.

Get a Quote