Bio

Richard Singer is an accomplished civil litigator in WSHB’s Florida offices, specializing in insurance coverage analysis and policy interpretation, first and third party defense, including bad faith, property and catastrophic injury. Richard has extensive experience in representing and regularly advising domestic and international insurers on first-party property and hurricane catastrophes, representing clients in state and federal courts throughout the United States. Richard also has substantial background in representing insureds as defense counsel in catastrophic injury, wrongful death, property damage, and premises liability. Additionally, he has been tasked with leading and managing complex projects for various insurers’ Special Investigation Units (SIU) in assisting in the defense and prosecution of fraudulent insurance claims throughout the State of Florida.

Richard is a past participant of the prestigious Secondee Counsel Program working for Nephila Capital Ltd. While in London, Richard provided advise and guidance to Nephila Capital Ltd and various leading Lloyd’s of London syndicates in the areas of claim handling, underwriting, and regulatory issues pertaining to their North American claims.

Richard is a graduate of the Shepard Broad Law Center at Nova Southeastern University. He received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Georgia. While attending law school, Richard actively participated in Habitat for Humanity.