Vince's practice includes representing clients in reinsurance disputes in all lines of business, addressing commonly recurring issues as well as unique points of contract interpretation.  This includes representing parties in disputes concerning catastrophe bonds.  Vince represents direct insurers in coverage matters in various lines, including for example, financial institutions, entertainment, energy and professional liability. His experience in general commercial litigation includes post-acquisition purchase price disputes, business torts, disputes with managing general agents, antitrust, breach of trade secrets, unfair competition and wrongful termination. His matters have arisen in contexts such as September 11, Enron, hurricanes and insurance company insolvencies.

Vince serves as counsel or arbitrator in international commercial disputes in many industries, and is a member of the Panels of the AAA International Centre for Dispute Resolution and the London Court of International Arbitration. He has represented clients in successful mediations with dollar values in the millions and hundreds of millions. He is a founding member of REMEDI, the Re/Insurance Mediation Institute, and serves as its pro bono outside general counsel. 

Vince also has a special skill set at the intersection of insurance and reinsurance law, coverage, terrorism, international and national security law, public international law, and public policy.  His private practice includes issues concerning the responsibilities and liabilities of insurers and insureds arising from the Alien Tort Statute, the Antiterrorism Act, the Torture Victims Protections Act, the Patriot Act, FinCEN rules, OFAC regulations and trade sanctions.  In addition to his work for private clients, he engages in public advocacy on the international and domestic law relating to terrorism, armed conflict, customary international law, the legal structure for counterterrorism and the relationship between the U.S. Constitution and international law.  His articles and commentary have appeared in scholarly journals and old and new media, and he has spoken at conferences and symposia organized by bar associations, international law organizations, law schools and public policy groups.  He is an Adjunct Fellow at the Center of Law and Counterterrorism of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.  He also serves as Chair of the Executive Committee of the Federalist Society's International and National Security Law Practice Group. 

• Cornell Law School (J.D. 1980)
• Northwestern University (B.A. 1977)