Andrew Schleichkorn

In Vancouver, Andrew Schleichkorn offers his expertise as a civil litigation attorney, tackling a broad spectrum of legal challenges. His work spans various sectors including commercial conflicts, defending insurance claims, overseeing judicial reviews, addressing product liability issues, and navigating the intricacies of labor and employment law. As a proficient advocate, he guides his clients through the maze of complex disputes, ensuring their interests are represented from the negotiating table all the way to the courtroom.

Frequently seen arguing cases in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Andrew also has a track record of engaging with administrative tribunals, even at the appellate level. His portfolio includes defending against a diverse array of insurance claims, covering areas like personal injury and disability. His linguistic prowess in Spanish, French, and English allows him to serve a wide range of clients, enhancing his ability to practice law across British Columbia and Quebec with ease.

Andrew's academic journey led him to the University of Montreal, where he earned his Bachelor of Laws Joint LL.B/JD Degree in 2013, followed by a master's degree (LLM) focusing on Common Law. His comparative thesis delved into product liability, showcasing his analytical depth. Starting his legal career in 2015 after completing his articles at a prominent national firm, he initially worked at a leading regional law firm in Ontario. By 2017, he had relocated his practice to Vancouver, seeking new horizons.

Throughout his career, Andrew has developed a versatile practice area, adept in insurance, product liability, and property law, among others. He is skilled in handling appeals, judicial reviews, business disputes, employment issues, professional regulation, and more. His proficiency extends to arbitration and mediation, construction law, and securities regulation.

Andrew's educational background is comprehensive, with a BA from Concordia University in 2010, before advancing to his law degrees. His bar admissions in Quebec and British Columbia in 2015 and 2017, respectively, mark significant milestones in his career, enabling him to extend his legal services across these provinces.