Andrew received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from York University in 1989 and his law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School in 1992. Following his call to the bar in 1994, Andrew joined a prominent insurance defense and personal injury litigation firm in Toronto. During his time at this firm, Andrew developed a hybrid practice, representing both insurance companies as well as injured plaintiffs. Andrew appeared regularly at all levels of the Ontario Superior Court, including trial work, as well as at the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) where he did mediations and arbitrations. His practice focused on tort claims and accident benefits claims arising from car accidents, slip and fall accidents, product liability claims and food illness claims.

Not being satisfied with his many accomplishments at this firm, including becoming a partner, Andrew decided to leave in 2006 and start his own personal injury law firm. At Lee & Associates Personal Injury Lawyers, Andrew continues his tradition of hard work, compassion, and dedication to zealously advocating for plaintiffs and helping them obtain the maximum compensation they deserve.

Andrew’s practice is now restricted to representing only injured clients and their families, who have been denied compensation by insurance companies. He does not represent insurers. His past experience working for major insurers has provided Andrew with a deep and thorough understanding of how the insurance claims process works. He regularly applies this knowledge to obtain the best results for his clients.

With the expertise gained over decades of experience, Andrew can ably handle many different matters including;

• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Spinal Cord Injuries
• Brain Injures
• Slip and Falls
• Dog Bites
• Food Illness Claims
• Bicycle Accidents
• Product Liability
• Wrongful Death
• Airplane Injuries
• Long-Term Disability

In his free time, Andrew enjoys charitable work, discovering the great outdoors, playing summer and winter sports, and traveling.