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As a specialist in the area of insurance coverage, Mr. Danskin represents both policyholders and insurance carriers in a wide range of matters. He has succeeded in recovering millions of dollars in insurance benefits for both individual and business clients under various commercial property and casualty insurers in practically every arena of insurance coverage. Since joining Green & Hall in 1997 his practice has also focused on complex litigation matters, including the representation of some of the state's largest real estate developers in construction-related matters. Mr. Danskin earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1985 from the University of California, San Diego, and his Juris Doctorate from the University of San Diego in 1988. Before joining Green & Hall, he was a partner with the law firm of Berger, Kahn, Shafton, Moss, Figler, Simon & Gladstone. Mr. Danskin currently also serves as the firm's Administrative Partner.

As a full time neutral since 2011, Ed has focused his practice on mediation and is now available in all our offices statewide. He has over 30 years of combined legal experience. As an attorney, Ed was involved in many mediations, and recognized the benefits that private dispute resolution offered. Years later, while serving on the Riverside and San Bernardino County Court Panels, he discovered his passion for being a mediator. Ed was recognized by the Riverside Superior Court as being one of its top mediators for several years and now serves as a full-time private mediator.. An attorney had this to say about Ed, “My clients and I are highly impressed by Mr. Fernandez’s professionalism, skill and, most importantly, his mannerism. He is straight to the point and has the ability of putting people at ease. He is never pushy but is quite persuasive. He successfully helped us resolve a matter of which we were not very optimistic about at the beginning of the mediation. I will definitely put him on the “toppick” list of my future mediator selection.”. One of Ed’s perspective on mediation is that “the same, ‘cookie cutter’ approach just does not work anymore. Listen to the parties, be patient and build trust and confidence.”