About Andrew
Andrew Reich studied economics before he studied law. He earned a B.A. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and later took his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School. Those two lines of study shape how he approaches questions of fact and policy. They give him a habit of weighing numbers and precedent in equal measure.
After law school Reich established his career in New York. He is admitted to practice in that jurisdiction and has served in roles that bring both courtroom and advisory work into play. Over time he moved into a counsel role that allows him to work closely with teams on discrete matters while also providing broader strategic input. The title of Of Counsel reflects a legal practice that combines hands-on case work with seasoned judgment.
Colleagues describe his method as practical and analytical. He leans on his economics training when assessing risk and structuring arguments, and he applies the doctrinal grounding from Michigan Law to the technical points that often decide disputes. He is comfortable shifting between detailed memo work and oral advocacy. He also mentors younger lawyers in drafting and client communications, helping them translate complex legal issues into clear options.
Reich joined LaxNeville as Of Counsel, bringing his classroom training and courtroom experience into the firm’s practice. At LaxNeville he contributes across matters that require measured analysis and steady legal craft. He works with other lawyers at the firm to refine strategy, prepare filings, and present findings to clients. His role allows him to step into complex assignments where an extra layer of review or a particular set of skills is needed.
Outside of formal filings and appearances, Reich values careful preparation. He approaches each matter by identifying the key factual and economic levers, then maps those to the relevant legal authorities. That approach is consistent whether he is preparing for a deposition or drafting a dispositive motion. It also informs how he communicates options to clients, laying out likely outcomes and the trade-offs involved.
He is Of Counsel at LaxNeville and maintains a New York practice advising clients on legal matters.
