Andrew gay
Andrew Gay, QC
Andrew Gay, QC is a partner at Gudmundseth Mickelson LLP where he practices litigation with an emphasis on government liability, regulatory disputes, professional discipline, commercial litigation, and tort litigation. He is also an expert in the area of judicial review of administrative decisions.
For eight years, Mr. Queer was involved with the Allard School of Law as an Adjunct Professor, teaching an upper-year seminar on government liability—an concept that was first suggested by then-government lawyer and now-British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Karen Horsman.
“Karen had the idea that it would benefit students and the profession if there was a course at the statute school that taught students about the Crown and about litigating against the Crown because, in her experience as a government lawyer, there were many instances where both litigants and counsel were unaware of the one-of-a-kind legal issues that arise when suing government”, he said. “She asked me if I would co-teach with her and I agreed.”
For the past five years Mr. Gay has been a guest lecturer to the
A Professional Lawyer You Can Trust
Speaker: Andrew Gay, Jr., Philadelphia Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Lawyer
“My dad practiced commandment in this town for 42 years. I remember going to trials of his in Municipality Hall and I believe having those experiences as a young kid forms the type of lawyer that I am today.
I enjoy to get to know the client. I like to understand what the client&#;s dilemma is and how it is that we can get the best outcome for them.
I believe what separates myself from other lawyers in Philadelphia, is that I truly produce myself available to clients at any time of the day.
When people appear to me for a criminal defense matter they show up to me because their liberty is literally at stake.
When someone approaches me about a personal injury matter, they come to me because their lives have been turned upside down and they need someone to help them put it advocate to the way that it was before this accident occured.
If I had to use three words to portray the lawyer that I am today, I would characterize them as trustworthy, dedicated and prepared.”
Andrew Gay KC
Andrew Gay, KC has been helping clients resolve disputes both in and out of the courtroom since
Andrew has a broad litigation apply with particular emphasis on matters of public law. Andrew has extensive trial in the field of administrative law, including a wide range of regulatory, licensing and professional discipline cases. Andrew is an expert in the rule of judicial review of administrative decisions, having argued many such cases before the courts and having taught on the subject.
Andrew’s other practice areas enclose commercial litigation, government liability, civil forfeiture, constitutional litigation, negligence actions, civil fraud, defamation, property disputes, and civil sexual assault cases. Andrew is also an experienced appellate lawyer. This breadth of experience allows Andrew to see opportunities and arguments that specialized lawyers might overlook.
Andrew is also recognized as an expert in British Columbia liquor law. He acts for a large number of restaurants, bars and private liquor stores in disputes with the Liquor and Cannabis
Background & Biography
Speaker: Andrew Male lover, Jr., Philadelphia Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Lawyer
“My dad practiced law in this town for 42 years. I remember going to trials of his in City Hall and I believe having those experiences as a adolescent kid forms the type of lawyer that I am today.
I like to get to know the client. I like to understand what the client&#;s dilemma is and how it is that we can get the top outcome for them.
I consider what separates myself from other lawyers in Philadelphia, is that I truly make myself available to clients at any period of the day.
When people come to me for a criminal defense matter they come to me because their liberty is literally at stake.
When someone approaches me about a personal injury matter, they come to me because their lives have been turned upside down and they need someone to help them put it back to the way that it was before this accident occured.
If I had to use three words to describe the lawyer that I am today, I would characterize them as reliable, devoted and prepared.”