David T. Burrowes primarily represented the interests of domestic and foreign insurance companies in claims involving a variety of professional liability insurance products, including, for example, directors and officers liability policies, insurance companies and brokers errors and omissions, and employment practices liability policies. David had investigated and evaluated claims involving a wide range of alleged business wrongdoing, including antitrust, civil rights (including all types of discrimination and harassment) shareholder class and derivative claims and financial and commodities futures trading. His litigation experience included representing insurers in matters involving coverage interpretation as well as defending insurers from claims of bad faith or unfair claims practices.

David first practiced law with Peterson & Ross in 1986 in Los Angeles but moved to Chicago in 1990 at which point his practice focus shifted from defending insurers against bad faith claims to the investigation and monitoring of liability claims on behalf of insurers. His strength as an attorney included participation in numerous mediated settlements as well as exposure to and involvement in claims involving numerous types of coverage, including general liability, life, professional errors and omissions and fidelity and surety. David had also assisted insurers with underwriting concerns and the drafting of policy wordings.