About Strigberger Law

Strigberger Law is a Waterloo insurance firm that acts only for insurers. Its work runs across coverage: loss transfer and priority disputes between insurers, coverage opinions, arbitration, and litigation. Those files reach into auto, home, commercial, professional (errors and omissions, directors and officers), marine, and farm policies. The firm serves property and casualty insurers of all sizes across Ontario, and much of the work is handled remotely, with lawyers based in Waterloo and the Greater Toronto Area.

The firm launched in 2025 and carries the name of its founder, Daniel Strigberger, who has practised Ontario insurance coverage law for more than two decades and has appeared before the Ontario Court of Appeal on coverage questions. Daniel Strigberger wrote a LexisNexis textbook on coverage under Ontario's standard automobile policy, and also sits as a private arbitrator in loss transfer disputes. The team pairs that coverage focus with mediation and arbitration experience drawn from both the claims side and the defence bar.

Practice areas

Milestones & recognition

  • Strigberger Law launched in 2025 as a Waterloo firm acting for property and casualty insurers, with a focus on coverage, arbitration, and litigation.
  • The founder wrote Auto Insurance Coverage Law in Ontario, a LexisNexis text on coverage under the standard Ontario Automobile Policy (OAP 1), first published in 2017 with a second edition in 2021.
  • The founder has appeared before the Ontario Court of Appeal on coverage matters and sits as a private arbitrator in loss transfer disputes.
  • The firm added a coverage and arbitration lawyer who holds the Chartered Mediator designation and is a past president of the ADR Institute of Ontario.

In the community

  • The firm keeps a blog, the Blawg, with regular commentary on Ontario insurance decisions, from accident benefits and loss transfer to occupier liability and limitation periods.

Good to know

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This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar
2002–2024 · median 12 years in practice 3 of 3 lawyers
Law schools
University of Ottawa (2), York University – Osgoode Hall Law School 3 of 3 lawyers

The neighbourhood

The office sits on Northfield Drive West in the north end of Waterloo, away from the historic Uptown core and nearer the city's business and research corridor. There's a certain logic to the address. Waterloo has a long insurance industry: the head offices of Economical (now Definity), Equitable Life, Sun Life, and OTIP are based in the city, along with a Manulife office, and insurance employs roughly 8,500 people locally, with company histories that go back to the 1870s. A firm built entirely around insurance coverage law is close to the industry it works for. That said, the files come from across Ontario, a good deal of the work is handled remotely, and the firm's lawyers are based in both Waterloo and the Greater Toronto Area.

Frequently asked questions

Who does Strigberger Law represent?
The firm acts for insurers only. It works with property and casualty insurance companies of all sizes across Ontario, along with their claims teams and in-house counsel, rather than acting for policyholders or plaintiffs.
What kinds of insurance matters does the firm handle?
The practice covers coverage opinions and disputes, loss transfer and priority disputes between insurers, and related arbitration and litigation. It spans auto, home, commercial, professional (errors and omissions, directors and officers), marine, and farm policies.
Does the firm handle loss transfer and priority disputes?
Yes. Loss transfer and priority disputes between insurers are a core part of the practice, and the founder also sits as a private arbitrator in loss transfer matters.
Does the firm focus on Ontario auto insurance coverage?
Ontario coverage law is the firm's whole practice. Its founder wrote a LexisNexis textbook on coverage under the standard Ontario Automobile Policy (OAP 1), first published in 2017 with a second edition in 2021.
Where is Strigberger Law based?
The firm is based in Waterloo, at 180 Northfield Drive West, and its lawyers also work from the Greater Toronto Area. A good deal of the work is handled remotely for insurer clients across Ontario.
How does an insurer start working with the firm?
Insurers, adjusters, and in-house counsel can contact the Waterloo office by phone at 226.210.2280 or by email through the contact page to discuss a coverage question, an opinion, or a dispute.

Where to find them

180 Northfield Dr W, Unit 4, 1st Floor, Waterloo, ON N2L 0C7 · 226-210-2280

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