Daniel Buechler represents insurance carriers in matters involving personal and commercial lines policies including first-party property and contract claims, bad faith litigation, Stowers and other extra-contractual litigation in the third-party context, coverage disputes, and class action disputes. He has also represented clients in the areas of premises liability, product liability, construction defect, privacy law, and trucking litigation in both state and federal courts.

In addition, Daniel advises insurers in connection with regulatory agency inquiries, investigations, and jurisdictional issues.

• Obtained summary judgment for foreign trucking company in complex, multi-party personal injury lawsuit in East Texas.
• Argued appeal of personal auto coverage issue before the Fifth Court of Appeals.
• Represented insurance carrier in federal class action lawsuit alleging violations of Federal privacy law.
• Obtained summary judgment in favor of property insurer in declaratory judgment action involving the application of the made whole doctrine.
• Obtained summary judgment in favor of automobile insurer on claims involving breach of contract, breach of the duty of good faith and fair dealing, and discriminatory practices.
• Obtained summary judgment in favor of E & O carrier in declaratory judgment action involving legal malpractice coverage issue.

• Adjunct professor of business law at the University of Texas at Dallas
• Dallas Bar Association
• Dallas Association of Young Lawyers- Co-chair Law Student Assistance Committee
• American Bar Association
• Board of Directors - Shared Housing Center, Inc.
• Former enterprise development volunteer for United States Peace Corps - Mali, West Africa