Dee Studler

Dee Studler graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. She has also completed the Masters in Accountancy from the University of Texas, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude.
She is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), AICPA Women in the Profession, Associate of The American Bar Association, Regular Attendee of The Fidelity Law Association, the Surety Claims Institute, PLRB and Vice Chair of the ABA FSLC Committee.

In 2001, she founded SDC CPAs, a forensic accounting and fraud investigation service for insurers, attorneys, and others in the insurance industry. She has overall responsibility for the firm’s accounting guidance and training on all accounting topics. This global investigation and forensic accounting firm deals with handles fidelity (employee dishonesty and employee theft), lack of faithful performance and crime claims for the insurance adjusting and defense industry. 

Dee’s experience includes investigating claims in excess of $150 million involving international banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions and commercial enterprises. Studler has been retained for mediation and appraisal engagements and as an expert forensic accounting witness for all types of claims and litigation. She has provided numerous expert reports and given testimony in cases involving banks, credit unions and financial institutions. 

Dee Studler has published multiple papers and presented continuing education sessions on crime issues at ABA Fidelity Law Association meetings and insurance carriers. She has developed and presented seminars to insurance personnel regarding the review and documentation of employee dishonesty losses and created in house claim and underwriting guides, instruction classes and seminars for use by insurance companies. 

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