About Andrea Durgin
Andrea Durgin Pawliczek earned her Juris Doctor from the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University in 1990. She arrived at law school in the late 1980s and completed her degree as the legal landscape in the United States was shifting. That period shaped a generation of lawyers who would go on to practice through major procedural and technological changes in the courts.
Her legal career spans more than three decades. Over that time she has practiced in settings that required both analytic precision and practical judgment. Colleagues and clients have come to expect steady legal counsel from attorneys of her tenure; she represents a cohort of practitioners whose careers bridge traditional litigation practice and the modern demands of legal service.
Pawliczek’s work reflects the variety common to many long-term practitioners. She has handled matters that required courtroom presence and others that were resolved through negotiation and counsel. The breadth of experience accumulated since 1990 has exposed her to shifting rules, evolving discovery practices, and new modes of client communication. Those changes have influenced how she prepares cases, advises clients, and manages matter workflow.
Throughout her career she has balanced casework with the administrative and ethical responsibilities that come with being a practicing attorney. That balance includes attention to procedural detail, calendar management, and client communication. In private practice, sustaining client relationships and adapting to new legal tools have been central tasks. She has worked in environments that demanded responsiveness and an ability to coordinate with courts, opposing counsel, and experts.
As of 2026, Pawliczek continues to practice law. Her career trajectory reflects steady professional engagement since earning her J.D. at Elisabeth Haub School of Law in 1990. She currently maintains a private practice and handles a broad array of legal matters for her clients.
