Doreen Munzenberger is a Complex Director, P&C Severity/Excess Casualty at AIG in the Greater New York City Area, a position she has held since 2008. In this capacity, among other responsibilities, Ms. Munzenberger handles a case load of Construction Accident related cases which are complex and carry high exposure cases.
 
Previously Ms. Munzenberger was an Insurance Construction Technical Specialist at St. Paul Travelers and a Senior Case Manager with Liberty Mutual Insurance Company.
 
Ms. Munzenberger is a widely recognized expert on Labor Law and Coverages issues and possesses a passion for teaching. She has assisted the CLM Long Island Chapter with her Labor Law and Risk Transfer presentations in the past couple of years.
 
She is Licensed Adjuster in 28 states, holds a Senor Claim Law Associate designation and a 10 Hour OSHA Certificate.
 

As a founding partner of the firm of Campolo, Middleton & McCormick and senior trial partner, Scott handles all types of litigation focusing on complex negligence cases. He created and leads the firm’s Catastrophic Loss Team. For over 25 years, Scott has taken an efficient and cost effective approach to resolving client’s litigation matters.
Scott’s experience has included representing individuals and defending large and small businesses as well as municipalities in a wide array of personal injury matters. These cases have included: transportation law (auto, commercial truck, school bus and motor coach), premises liability, labor law (construction accidents, labor and employment matters), civil rights, wrongful death, road design, product liability and representation of architects and engineers. He is involved in numerous professional organizations including: Trucking Industry Defense Association, Claims and Litigation Management Alliance, Defense Research Institute and New York State Trial Lawyers Association
His roles as Trustee, Mayor and Village Justice, as well as Village Attorney/Prosecutor (Incorporated Village of Lake Grove) place him in the unique position of being able to view cases from the standpoint of the public official. He remains a member of the New York State Magistrates and Suffolk County Magistrates Associations.
Scott has served as President of the Stony Brook University Alumni Association as well as an adjunct the Department of Political Science where he taught in the Masters in Public Policy School. In 2007 he was honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Political Science Department. He continues to support the University as a member of the Stony Brook Children’s Hospital Task Force and the Intercollegiate Athletic Board. Scott also serves his community as a member of the Town of Brookhaven’s Industrial Development Agency.
He is admitted to practice law in States of New York and Connecticut as well as the United States District Court for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York. He earned his B.A. in Political Science from Stony Brook University and graduated from Brooklyn Law School.

Creedon & Gill founding partner Peter J. Creedon is currently the Director of Education for the Long Island Chapter of the Claims and Litigation Management Alliance. He forged his litigation skills in the Major Offense and Homicide Bureaus of the Bronx District Attorneys office. The Bronx Major Offense Bureau was the nation’s first trial bureau dedicated solely to the prosecution of violent recidivists and heinous crimes; the Homicide Bureau was challenged by unprecedented murder rates. Directing crime scene investigations, [e.g. People vs. Brown]managing grand jury presentations [e.g. People vs. Gonzalez] and trying scores of these cases to verdict [e.g. People vs. Gatto] Mr. Creedon learned the commitment to service and success that animates Creedon & Gill today.As a civil litigator, Mr. Creedon established Peter J. Creedon and Associates, a staff counsel office of the Travelers Insurance Companies and managed the growth of the firm to its eventual size of thirty six attorneys. During this time, Mr. Creedon served as a member of the national technology advisory committee, the national audit team, claim counsel for no-fault fraud initiatives, and received the General Counsel's award for excellence.Mr. Creedon handled a personal case load of complex cases involving grave or catastrophic injury or death in the fields of construction and labor law, [see Brooklyn Collapse] premises and products liability, motor vehicle collisions and road design,[see Thruway Fatality] municipal liability, maritime, security, and insurance law. [see Subrogation Explosion]. Receiving the opportunity to develop and staff the first in house subrogation office, Mr. Creedon put together a team that litigated complex fire, building collapse and air crash cases and which was soon recovering millions at a cost of less than ten cents on the dollar.Creedon & Associates met the epidemic of no-fault fraud head on by pairing experienced litigators with seasoned SIU investigators to challenge criminal conduct in the courts, on the streets and at the claim desks. The team achieved unparalleled litigation successes by leveraging SIU intelligence into the court rooms, providing legal advice and consultation to state and federal lobbyists, to parent corporation Citigroup, and in support of all of their claim partners no-fault fraud initiatives. [see In the Matter of JRWB]Mr. Creedon has taught pre-trial litigation as a adjunct professor of law , written and taught accredited CLE courses on insurance fraud on Long Island and in New York City, handled presentations before national SIU and claim organizations and presented his opinions and experiences in radio and television interviews, and as a consultant to television writers.Mr. Creedon leads the firm’s litigation practice. Litigated cases include residential and commercial fire, flood and collapse cases, [see Hotel Cat ] gas and electric utility explosions, cases of wrongful death and grave injury, coverage cases in disability, construction and motor vehicle settings, commercial recovery cases, shareholder, products and employer's liability matters.At Creedon & Gill Mr. Creedon also supports Mr. Gill's leadership of the the firm's subrogation practices. Creedon & Gill helps meet the needs of Utica National Insurance Group, Travelers of New Jersey, Firemans Fund Insurance Company, Allstate Insurance Company, State-Wide Insurance Company, Royal Sun Alliance, Main Street America Group, Family Farm Insurance Company, American Family Insurance Company, Long Island Insurance Company and Highpoint Insurance Company. Succesful subrogation results have been obtained in residential and commercial fire, flood and collapse cases, workers compensation and personal injury protection loss transfer matters and motor vehicle property damage cases.

Paul Devine, a partner in Gerber Ciano Kelly Brady 's Garden City office, has over 30 years of experience as a trial lawyer and has recorded more than 100 verdicts in state and federal courts. He has successfully defended owners and contractors in construction work site accidents, railroad accidents, and catastrophic injury cases. Paul has experience in defending public and school transportation providers in municipal liability, product liability, and civil rights claims, and he represented the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in the 1993 World Trade Center Bombing Cases. He continues to represent the Port Authority and contractors in matters involving workplace accidents at the World Trade Center.He appears frequently in the Appellate Divisions of New York's First and Second Judicial Departments, successfully arguing appeals in those courts. He is the past Chairman of the Trial Lawyers' Section of the Nassau County and Suffolk County Bar Associations and is a member of the Defense Research Institute (DRI). Paul possesses an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell. He is a member of the firm’s Professional Guidance Group and its Quick Response Team for transportation-related claims, and also serves as administrator in the firm’s complex tort litigation practice.Honors Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rating: AV Preeminent Top Rated Lawyer in Litigation, American Lawyer Media and Martindale-Hubbell, 2014 Super Lawyers, Corporate Counsel Edition New York Metro Super Lawyers (Civil Litigation Defense)Professional Affiliations Defense Research Institute New York State Bar Association: Torts Insurance and Compensation Law Section; Trial Lawyers Section Trucking Industry Defense Association Defense Association of New York, Inc.  American Trucking Association Claims and Litigation Management Alliance: President, Long Island Chapter; member.

Diane Stephens is currently Director of Excess and Transportation Programs for Triton Claim Management. She was previously the President of United Claims Service, Inc. out of Babylon, New York. Prior, she served as an Assistant Vice President at Allied World in Excess Casualty for two years, and was a Division Claims Manager with Lancer Insurance Company for 22 years, where she managed high exposure Commercial Motor Vehicle cases and specialized in trucking, buses, and limousine losses as well as being a part of an Immediate Response team. She also provided risk management training, and participated in multiple industry trade shows. In earlier claim roles, Ms. Stephens worked at Progressive Insurance as a Casualty Specialist/Casualty Team Leader, and she started her insurance career at Liberty Mutual Insurance handling multiple lines.

Diane was part of the leadership team of the Long Island Claims Litigation Management Alliance, serving as President. She is also a member of CLM's Alternative Dispute Resolution team. Diane was a proud member of the inaugural class at CLM's School of Transportation and has earned the designation of ACP. She is now a CLM faculty member, and has spoken at numerous conferences and events on a variety of topics that affect our industry today.