About Andrew
Andrew Davies focuses his exercise on non-public harm cases such as damage twist of fate, medical malpractice, and elder abuse instances.
A Bay Area native, Mr. Davies graduated cum laude from Santa Clara University in 2002 with a degree in political science and a minor in French language. He ultimately attended Loyola University College of Law, New Orleans where he obtained stages in both Common Law and Civil Law. In regulation school, Andrew was a Moot Court workforce member and turned into also a member of a a success Moot Court competition team. In his final year in law faculty, he competed within the Thurgood Marshall Federal Bar Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C., in which he received awards as pinnacle oralist and short creator. While in law faculty, Andrew simultaneously worked as a trial section Law Clerk at the Office of the District Lawyer in New Orleans, Louisiana. Upon commencement from Loyola, Andrew changed into selected as a member of the St. Thomas More American Inn of Court and the Order of Barristers for his professionalism and excellence in oral advocacy and short writing. Andrew additionally received experience in the areas of tax and estate planning law.
Following commencement from regulation college in 2007, Mr. Davies back to the Bay Area. He earned his license to exercise regulation in 2008 and has considering devoted his practice to advocacy for people who have been injured to others’ fault. Mr, Davies has sharply honed his discovery, litigation, and court talents. He has independently handled dozens of matters from consumption to final decision.
A Bay Area native, Mr. Davies graduated cum laude from Santa Clara University in 2002 with a degree in political science and a minor in French language. He ultimately attended Loyola University College of Law, New Orleans where he obtained stages in both Common Law and Civil Law. In regulation school, Andrew was a Moot Court workforce member and turned into also a member of a a success Moot Court competition team. In his final year in law faculty, he competed within the Thurgood Marshall Federal Bar Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C., in which he received awards as pinnacle oralist and short creator. While in law faculty, Andrew simultaneously worked as a trial section Law Clerk at the Office of the District Lawyer in New Orleans, Louisiana. Upon commencement from Loyola, Andrew changed into selected as a member of the St. Thomas More American Inn of Court and the Order of Barristers for his professionalism and excellence in oral advocacy and short writing. Andrew additionally received experience in the areas of tax and estate planning law.
Following commencement from regulation college in 2007, Mr. Davies back to the Bay Area. He earned his license to exercise regulation in 2008 and has considering devoted his practice to advocacy for people who have been injured to others’ fault. Mr, Davies has sharply honed his discovery, litigation, and court talents. He has independently handled dozens of matters from consumption to final decision.