THE NARRATIVE
Professional Experience
Prior to his call to the Bar in 2014, David graduated with an (Hon) BMOS from The University of Western Ontario and obtained his J.D. from Bond University in Australia. While in law school, David was a member of the Canadian Law Students Association, and the Bond University Mooting Team that competed at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, The Netherlands. Upon returning to his hometown of London, Ontario, he articled at Dyer Brown LLP. His practice is dedicated to Civil Litigation, specifically focusing on Insurance Defence, Bodily Injury and Property Damage. He has appeared before the Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice, and Landlord and Tenant Board, including Trials or Hearings in each.
“Dyer Brownβs successful litigation practice is founded on constant communication with clients, developing strategies within a team environment, and progressing matters towards resolution in the most cost efficient manner.” β David Strangio
CORE FOCUS
Practice Areas
Defending insurers and their insureds in personal injury, property damage, and coverage disputes, with deep expertise in Ontario’s insurance defence landscape.
Advocating for individuals injured through negligence, including motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, and product liability, to secure fair compensation for our clients.
Holding professionals accountable for failures in duty of care, representing clients in claims against doctors, lawyers, accountants, and other professionals.
ACCOLADES
Industry Recognition
01.
Chambers Canada
Band 1 Practitioner in Family Law & Private Wealth (2018β2024)
02.
Expert Listed
Consistently Recommended for Matrimonial & Family Law Litigation
03.
Best Lawyers
Named ‘Lawyer of the Year’ for Family Law in Toronto (2022)
Academic Credentials
Juris Doctor (JD)
University of Toronto Faculty of Law
B.A. Honours (History & Political Science)
McGill University, First Class Honours
Professional Admissions
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β Law Society of Ontario
β Canadian Bar Association
β Advocates’ Society