Gregory Varga

Gregory P. Varga

Partner

Gregory P. Varga

Partner

  • Overview

    Biography

    For 27 years, Greg Varga has focused his practice on representing insurance companies nationally in complex insurance coverage litigation and arbitrations, in lawsuits seeking punitive damages and other extracontractual remedies, and in other corporate litigation. As Chair of Robinson+Cole's Insurance + Reinsurance Group, Greg is proud to lead a team of 50 lawyers practicing across seven of the firm's offices.

    Insurance Coverage Litigation

    In the insurance coverage arena, Greg has successfully defended clients in numerous high-exposure cases involving a wide variety of insurance lines, including commercial property; business interruption and extra expense; builders risk, contractor's equipment, motor truck cargo, and other inland marine risks; equipment breakdown coverages; and excess and surplus lines risks. He has substantial experience defending litigation concerning catastrophe claims, ordinance or law coverage exposures, and complex business interruption claims involving a broad array of industries and professions. In addition, he has represented clients in coverage disputes involving layered and quota share excess insurance programs, in disputes related to underwriting, and in controversies between primary and excess insurers. Greg has also supervised numerous arson and fraud investigations and prosecuted declaratory judgment and rescission actions based on policyholder misrepresentation in the application process and in the context of pending claims. He also has litigated coverage disputes involving other lines of insurance, including professional liability, commercial general liability, and construction defect. Greg's expertise and depth of knowledge in the insurance coverage arena earned him election as a Fellow of the American College of Coverage Counsel, a prestigious international organization of approximately 300 lawyers recognized for excellence and thought leadership in the fields of insurance coverage and extracontractual liability.

    Since April 2020, Greg has served as the co-leader of a team of R+C lawyers representing several clients in COVID-19 business interruption litigation in state and federal courts throughout the country. Greg and the team have been at the vanguard of this national coverage battle, and are responsible for many groundbreaking trial and appellate court decisions addressing "direct physical loss" and the virus exclusion.        

    Bad Faith Litigation

    Greg's experience in the defense of bad faith litigation is equally significant. He has defended clients against bad faith claims in all of the New England states, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas. On many occasions, Greg has been retained on the eve of trial to take over the defense of bad faith cases previously handled by other law firms. In other instances, he has been retained to consult on open claims to ensure compliance with good faith investigation and claim settlement practices and to avoid exposure to extracontractual liability. Greg also regularly provides training to his clients to help them ensure compliance with sound claim handling practices. 

    In an increasing number of states, the extracontractual remedies available to policyholders and tort plaintiffs are of far greater concern than an insurer's potential exposure on the insurance policy. In response to this alarming trend, Greg and his team have developed innovative strategies for the defense of bad faith lawsuits and have successfully applied them to reduce clients' extracontractual exposures in a wide variety of first- and third-party claim disputes. For example, he led a team that defended a major international insurer in a Massachusetts bad faith action in which the plaintiffs sought $40 million in compensatory and punitive damages against our client (the primary insurer of a business auto risk) for its alleged failure to promptly settle a catastrophic personal injury claim. After a six-week trial, Greg's client was exonerated of all liability and a judgment was entered in its favor. In the ensuing two years, he and his team successfully defended the judgment against the plaintiffs' appeal to the Commonwealth's highest court. 

    Though Greg is committed to vigorously defending each case through trial, he recognizes that protracted litigation is costly and unpredictable and may not always be in a client's best interest. For this reason, he consults with clients at the outset of every new case in an effort to understand their unique business objectives and works to formulate and implement innovative, practical, and cost-effective strategies for achieving those goals.

    Leveraging Technology

    Greg recognizes the importance of leveraging technology to advance the interests of our clients. He believes that a trial lawyer is both story teller and teacher, and he always strives to find new ways to help jurors understand and digest complex issues and facts. To that end, Greg has successfully integrated the most cutting edge trial presentation software and technologies into his trial practice. In 2018, he became one of only 20 lawyers in the nation to earn the "Technology Master Advocate" certification from the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, following his successful completion of an intensive course in the use of trial technologies. Greg now serves as a faculty member in that program. Additionally, Greg utilizes advanced technologies in document management, depositions, and all other areas of his practice, which has helped to streamline the discovery process and, ultimately, reduce litigation costs for his clients. 

    Insurance Industry Involvement 

    Greg is very active in insurance industry and bar circles, and has worked hard to promote knowledge and learning. In addition to being a Fellow of the American College of Coverage Counsel (ACCC), Greg has been a member of the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel (FDCC) since 2008. He is also a member of the American Bar Foundation. Greg is a frequent speaker and panelist at insurance industry and insurance bar programs, including the ACCC, the FDCC, the Property and Liability Research Bureau, the American Property Casualty Insurance Association, the Property Insurance Law Committee of the American Bar Association, Harris Martin Publishing, and HB Litigation Conferences, LLC. Greg has also lectured on trial techniques to other members of the bar.

    Honors and Firm Leadership

    In addition to chairing the firm's Insurance + Reinsurance Group, Greg has chaired the Technology Committee and the firm's Litigation Academy, a litigation and trial skills program.  

    Greg has received a number of honors during his years of practice. They include an "AV-Preeminent" ranking with Martindale Hubbell, and selection to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list from 2011 to 2022 and by The Best Lawyers in America© in the area of Insurance Law since 2012.

  • Experience
    • Experience

      Experience

        Insurance Coverage Litigation and Counseling

      • Served as lead counsel for an excess insurer in a coverage dispute over a $122 million builders risk insurance program for construction of 320-unit condominium complex in Florida. After construction was completed, the insured developer claimed property damage associated with the presence of defective Chinese-manufactured drywall throughout the complex and sought more than $30 million in remediation and repair costs. After our client disclaimed coverage for the loss, we filed a declaratory judgment action and aggressively pursued discovery to undercut the plaintiff's position. We also worked closely with the scientific experts and developed a winning strategy that forced the plaintiff to withdraw its claim. The case was resolved before depositions on terms that were extraordinarily favorable to insurance market.
      • Successfully represented a property insurer in a coverage and bad faith dispute involving claims for more than $30 million in damage for mold and other contamination of apartment complex. The case was tried before a federal court jury in Oklahoma City. After a week of trial, the case settled for considerably less than had been offered before trial commenced.
      • Represented a builders risk insurer in connection with its response to a construction defect claim for damage to a specialized, high-containment plumbing system in a research facility. The damage resulted from a subcontractor's erroneous application of a chemically incompatible fluid to the piping system. Our client disclaimed coverage based on its faulty workmanship exclusion, and we initiated a federal declaratory judgment action to defend its coverage position. Ultimately, our strategy caused liability for the damage to be placed where it belonged: at the feet of the subcontractors who performed the negligent work.
      • Represented a commercial property insurer in connection with its investigation and adjustment of a claim for the replacement of a 220,000-square-foot, preengineered steel building that had collapsed under the weight of snow. This high-value claim presented a number of complex issues, including the proper measure of the property's actual cash value and the priority of salvage rights, and required innovative strategies to avoid appraisal and litigation.
      • Successfully defended a commercial property insurer in a Florida lawsuit seeking nearly $10 million in contract damages and attorneys' fees due to its alleged underpayment of a claim for Hurricane Wilma damage to an office tower. The dispute centered on whether posthurricane events involving the county building department triggered the policy's ordinance or law coverage and coverage for claimed rental value losses. Our defense of the case required a mastery of several Florida building codes, including the Florida Building Code, Existing Building, and the Florida Accessibility Code.
      • Represented a builders risk insurer in a coverage action arising from massive water damage to a luxury condominium under construction on Florida's Gulf Coast. The defense, based in part on the policy's exclusion of interior damage caused by rain, required an in-depth analysis and understanding of tens of thousands of construction project documents and collaboration with construction experts. The case went to trial in January 2011 but settled during jury selection when the plaintiff reduced its demand by more than 85 percent.
      • Defended a commercial property insurer in a Missouri lawsuit arising from the client's denial of a $15 million claim for structural and roof damage to 22 shopping centers in Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas, allegedly caused by the weight of snow and ice from a single storm. Working with engineers and other experts, we developed evidence proving that each building had suffered damage due to wear and tear and inadequate maintenance.
      • Served as lead counsel for property insurers in a number of high-exposure coverage and bad faith actions in Louisiana arising from property damage and business interruption losses associated with Hurricane Katrina.
      • Represented a group of property and casualty insurers in a coverage and bad faith lawsuit in Houston, Texas, in which insureds sought more than $100 million for alleged business interruption losses, costs associated with defense of toxic tort suits, and Superfund project costs, all arising from the plaintiff's operation of a California landfill deemed to have polluted a key source of drinking water for the Los Angeles area.
      • Served as lead counsel to commercial property insurers in major claims and lawsuits arising from business interruption and property damage caused by terrorist attack of 9/11.
      • Obtained summary judgment for an insurer in Georgia federal court in an action involving a claim under civil authority business interruption coverage. The insured operated gift shops and newsstands in 60 airports and sought coverage for income losses incurred during the duration of the FAA's order grounding aircraft nationally following terror attacks of 9/11.
      • Advised and assisted a commercial property insurer in its response to a $30 million claim for property damage and business interruption attributed to the contamination of a Florida office building with anthrax in October 2001.
      • Represented commercial property insurer in reference proceeding in Massachusetts arising from partial collapse of warehouse due to weight of ice and snow. Insured had claimed several million dollars of property damage and business interruption losses. Following more than five days of arbitration-style hearings involving multiple fact and expert witnesses and thousands of pages of exhibits, we convinced the reference panel that the insured’s claims were overstated and achieved a very favorable outcome for our client.

      • Lead counsel for major international insurer in defense of action for contract and bad faith damages in a Virginia federal court. The underlying claim initially was reported as earthquake damage to 300+ unit apartment complex, but investigation revealed pervasive water damage attributable to widespread construction defects. In addition to his defense of the litigation, Mr. Varga managed a complex appraisal process involving several critical expert witnesses. The case ultimately resolved on terms favorable to our client.  

      • Insurance Bad Faith Litigation

      • Defended a bad faith lawsuit in federal court in Detroit, Michigan, arising from a dispute under a motor truck cargo policy. The insured alleged that our client extinguished the insured's right to pursue recovery for uninsured losses from at-fault parties and sought a seven-figure compensatory and punitive damages award. The client retained us to replace another law firm just three weeks prior to trial. In that short time period, we completed a number of important depositions that had been overlooked, retained and secured a report from a critical construction expert, and worked closely with that expert to develop essential defenses to the damages claim. Our attack on the damage claims required an in-depth understanding of a highway and bridge construction project and a detailed analysis of the cost impacts of construction project delays. Ultimately, we were able to resolve the case through settlement on terms that were extremely favorable to our client.
      • Successfully defended an insurer in a multimillion-dollar bad faith action arising from the insurer's denial of claim of physical damage to vast quantities of enterprise hardware, loss and corruption of millions of dollars in proprietary software, and loss of sensitive medical data. After six days of contentious depositions that clearly exposed the plaintiff-insureds fraud, the case was voluntarily dismissed without any payment by our client.
      • Defended a commercial property insurer in action alleging violation of the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act, Mass. Gen. L. c. 93A. Plaintiff-insured alleged that the insurer knowingly and willfully underpaid the claim for fire damage and rental value loss and sought to recover more than $1 million in compensatory and punitive damages, as well as attorneys' fees. We developed and executed a highly aggressive defense strategy, which ultimately caused the plaintiff to withdraw the lawsuit and sign a release of all claims against the insurer in exchange for no payment.

      • Served as lead trial counsel for a major international insurer in a Massachusetts statutory bad faith action in which the injured plaintiffs sought more than $40 million in compensatory and punitive damages against our client (primary insurer on business auto policy) for its alleged failure to promptly settle a catastrophic personal injury claim. Following two years of contentious litigation and a six-week trial, the court found that our client's effort to settle the underlying tort case was both prompt and reasonable, and entered judgment in its favor. In 2011, the judgment was affirmed on appeal by Massachusetts's highest court; however, the co-defendant excess insurer (which had a $50 million policy) was ordered to pay a record $22 million in punitive damages and attorneys' fees for its violation of the Consumer Protection Act, in addition to the $9 million it paid to satisfy the underlying tort judgment.
      • Served as lead counsel for excess liability insurer in Massachusetts unfair claim settlement practices action that was based upon insurer’s refusal to indemnify insured for wrongful death claims against the insured owner of a commercial building in downtown Boston.  Decedent’s estate settled with the insured, received an assignment of its rights, and then brought direct and derivative claims against our client for contract and punitive damages. Mr. Varga convinced the District Court to dismiss the action, arguing that insured never became “legally obligated to pay damages” to plaintiff because the claims against the insured were dismissed when the underlying case was settled. The First Circuit affirmed in a landmark ruling, Salvati v. American Insurance Co., 855 F.3d 40 (1st Cir. 2017).

      • Successfully defended liability insurer against action for punitive damages arising from its handling of dozens of underlying tort claims and multiple lawsuits by tenants of apartment complex against property owner for losses resulting from massive structural fire. 

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    • Professional Associations

      Professional Associations

      American Bar Foundation
      Fellow

      Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel
      Technology Master Advocate Certification

      Defense Research Institute

      Property Loss Research Bureau
      Affiliate Member

      Connecticut Defense Lawyers Association

      New England Claims Executives Association

      Boston Association of Claims Executives

      Honorable Order of the Blue Goose, Hartford Chapter

      Loss Executives Association
      Regular Member (2018)

      American College of Coverage Counsel
      Fellow (2019)

      Loss Executives Association (2017)
    • Honors + Awards

      Honors + Awards

      AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated in Martindale-Hubbell™ (Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings is a trademark. AV Preeminent is a certification mark of Reed Elsevier Properties, Inc.)

      Selected to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list from 2011 to 2022.

      Selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© in the area of Insurance Law since 2012.

      Robinson & Cole Mentor of the Year Award Recipient, 2013

      Hartford Business Journal, 2007, "40 Under Forty" Inductee

    • Community Involvement

      Community Involvement

      High Hopes Therapeutic Riding
      Board of Trustees
  • NEWS + PRESS
    • Publications

      Publications

      "When Wind and Flood Unite - The Anti-Concurrent Causation Clause," published in The Brief, a publication of the American Bar Association Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section (Summer 2019)
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      "Q&A with Robinson & Cole's Greg Varga," published in Law360 (4/1/2013)

      "Property Insurance Litigation in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: The Early Results," published in CPCU Society Claims Quarterly, co-author (12/2006)

      "Property Insurance Litigation in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: The Early Results," published in CPCU Society Claims Quarterly, co-authored with Daniel F. Sullivan and Christopher F. Girard (11/2006)

      "Insurance Coverage Litigation in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina," published in CPCU Society Claims Quarterly, co-author (12/2005)

      "Insurance Coverage Litigation in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina," published in CPCU Society Claims Quarterly, co-authored with Daniel F. Sullivan and Christopher F. Girard (12/2005)

      Chapter 39, "Cancellation of Insurance Policies" of Law and Practice of Insurance Coverage Litigation (2000)
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      "The Lawyer as Superadjuster: Erosion of Protections for Privileged Communications," published in For the Defense, a publication of the Defense Research Institute, co-author

      "The Lawyer as Superadjuster: Erosion of Protections for Privileged Communications," published in Defense Research Institute
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    • Presentations

      Presentations

      "Technology for Coverage Geeks: Effective use of technology in coverage and bad faith litigation," presented as part of the American College of Coverage Counsel’s 9th Annual Meeting in Chicago (9/24/2021)
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      "Business Interruption Disputes: Do Pandemic Claims Involve A Direct Physical Loss?" (2/16/2021)
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      "First-Party Coverage Issues with COVID-19 Business Interruption Lawsuits.," co-presented with Denis J. O'Malley, at the NECEA October meeting. (10/13/2020)
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      "Business Interruption Insurance Coverage and the COVID-19 Crisis: An Examination," co-presented with Gerald P. Dwyer Jr., Raymond T. DeMeo and Wystan M. Ackerman, the first in a series of webinars designed to explore critical coverage and loss measurement issues that are expected to emerge from COVID-19-related business interruption claims. (3/26/2020)
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      "Is it Flood? Is it Wind? No, it's a Hurricane!," at the 2018 Property Insurance Law Committee Spring CLE Conference in Nashville, Tennessee (3/3/2018)
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      "Preserving the Privilege—The Erosion of Protections for Confidential Communications Between In-House Attorneys, Claim Professionals, and Outside Counsel," co-presented with Rhonda J. Tobin and Stephen O. Clancy, as part of the Insurance In-House Counsel CLE Series (1/11/2018)
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      "Insurance Bad Faith Set-Up In Connecticut," a National Business Institute program (12/12/2017)
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      "Unique Insurance Coverage and Loss Issues in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria," at HarrisMartin's Hurricanes Irma & Maria Conference in Miami Beach, Florida (11/14/2017)
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      "Commercial Claims: Business Interruption, Lost Profits & More," at the Hurricane Claims Forum in Orlando, Florida (11/3/2017)
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      "Critical Issues in Business Interruption Coverage / Daubert Challenges in Accounting," co-presented with Daniel F. Sullivan, at in-house client seminar in New York, New York (2/6/2015)

      "The Impacts and Dangers of Unfair Trade Practices Acts – The Need to Be Aware!," at First Annual Bad Faith Litigation Strategies ExecuSummit, co-presented with Deborah A. Vennos, panelist (11/5/2014)

      "Property Coverage Developments Following Superstorm Sandy," co-presented with J. Tyler Butts, at New England Claims Executives Association Meeting (4/8/2014)

      "Property Policy Conditions," in-house webinar (10/18/2013)

      "Property Coverage Legal Update 2012: When Buildings Move, An Examination of the Earth Movement and Settling Exclusions," at New England Claims Executives Association, co-presented with Stephen O. Clancy (4/10/2012)

      "The Erosion of Borders in Insurance Claims," at Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel's Insurance Industry Institute, Manhattan (11/18/2011)

      "Obstacles to Resolution of Complex Property Insurance Claims and Litigation Arising from Damage to Condominiums," at Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel's Annual Meeting in Hot Springs, Virginia (8/2009)

      "Complex Hardware and Software Losses," at Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Claims Conference in Seattle, Washington, where Mr. Varga and his copresenters imparted practical advice for the investigation, analysis, and adjustment of complex electronic data processing (EDP) claims. (March 2009)

      "Discoverability of attorney-client communications and attorney work product generated during the course of an insurance claim investigation," at 17th Annual Aviation & Insurance Law Symposium in Orlando, Florida, sponsored by the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Winter 2006)

      "Property Coverage Legal Update 2006: Hurricane Katrina and Beyond," at New England Claims Executives Association (11/14/2006)

      "Weathering the Storm: An Update on First-Party Coverage Litigation Arising from Hurricane Katrina," at annual meeting of the CPCU Society, Connecticut Chapter (November 2006)

      "Discoverability of attorney-client communications and attorney work product generated during the course of an insurance claim investigation," at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's 17th Annual Aviation & Insurance Law Symposium in Orlando, Florida (1/2006)

      "Hurricane Katrina: New Challenges Facing the Insurance Industry," at New England Claims Executives Association (11/2005) and the Boston Association of Claims Executives (3/2006)

    • News

      R+C in the News

      • August 22, 2019

        Greg Varga Authors Article on Anti-Concurrent Causation Clause Published in The Brief

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      • March 18, 2019

        Greg Varga Elected a Fellow of American College of Coverage Counsel

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      • October 18, 2018

        51 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers®

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      • August 20, 2018

        52 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2019

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      • May 16, 2018

        Greg Varga and Denise Jaffe Receive Technology Master Advocate Certification

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      • March 8, 2018

        Laura Farach, Dan Sullivan, and Greg Varga, Participate in ABA TTIPS Property Insurance Law Committee Spring CLE Conference

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      • January 25, 2018

        Steve Clancy, Rhonda Tobin, and Greg Varga Present on Attorney-Client Privilege as Part of New Insurance In-House Counsel CLE Series

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      • December 18, 2017

        Dan Sullivan and Greg Varga Co-present on Bad Faith Law in Connecticut

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      • November 21, 2017

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Participate at HarrisMartin's Hurricanes Irma & Maria Conference

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      • November 13, 2017

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Present at Hurricane Claims Forum

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      • November 24, 2014

        Hartford Insurance Lawyers Speak at ExecuSummit

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      • July 9, 2012

        Article by Insurance Attorneys Featured on Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel Website

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      • May 9, 2012

        Gregory Varga and Stephen Clancy Present on Earth Movement and Settling Exclusions for Property Insurance

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      • December 21, 2011

        Insurance & Reinsurance Partner Presents at FDCC Insurance Industry Institute Program

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      • August 29, 2011

        Attorney Delivers Presentation on Insurance Considerations for Historic Buildings in Williamsburg

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      • September 28, 2010

        Robinson & Cole Attorneys Deliver Presentation on Insurance Impacts of New Condominium Legislation

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      • April 27, 2010

        Robinson & Cole Attorneys Present On Chinese Drywall at Meeting of New England Claim Executives Association

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      • March 30, 2009

        Robinson & Cole Partners Speak at Annual PLRB Claims Conference

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      • October 9, 2008

        Robinson & Cole Insurance and Reinsurance Partner Elected Member of FDCC

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      R+C News Releases

      • October 11, 2022

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized in 2022 Super Lawyers®

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      • August 18, 2022

        74 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America 2023

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      • October 14, 2021

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers®

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      • August 19, 2021

        65 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2022

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      • October 15, 2020

        47 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized in Super Lawyers®

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      • August 20, 2020

        61 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2021

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      • October 19, 2019

        52 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers®

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      • August 15, 2019

        57 Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020

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      • June 25, 2018

        Greg Varga Elected to High Hopes Board of Trustees

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      • October 17, 2017

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers®

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      • August 15, 2017

        Fifty-Nine Robinson+Cole Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2018

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      • October 18, 2016

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers®

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      • August 15, 2016

        Robinson+Cole Receives Top Listing in Connecticut Lawyer Count in The Best Lawyers in America® 2017

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      • October 19, 2015

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers®

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      • August 18, 2015

        Robinson+Cole Receives Top Listing in Connecticut Lawyer Count in The Best Lawyers in America® 2016

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      • October 17, 2014

        Robinson+Cole Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers

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      • August 19, 2014

        Robinson+Cole Receives Top Listing in Connecticut Lawyer Count in Best Lawyers National Peer Review Survey

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      • August 22, 2013

        Robinson & Cole Announces Annual Pro Bono, Mentor, and Community Service Awards

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      • August 16, 2013

        Robinson & Cole Receives Top Listing in Connecticut Attorney Count in Best Lawyers National Peer Review Survey

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      • October 22, 2012

        Super Lawyers® Names 49 Robinson & Cole Attorneys to 2012 List and Recognizes 26 as Rising Stars

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      • August 28, 2012

        Robinson & Cole Receives Top Listing in Connecticut Attorney Count in Best Lawyers National Peer Review Survey

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