Mark Andrews-Lee holds the position of associate at Lenczner Slaght, where he brings his expertise to bear on a wide array of civil litigation and regulatory matters, focusing on intricate legal disputes.

Before his time at Lenczner Slaght, Mark contributed his skills to the Washington, D.C. branch of a leading global law firm, diving into complex commercial litigation. His clientele ranged from major pharmaceutical corporations and sports organizations to individuals seeking pro bono legal assistance. Preceding his stint in private practice, Mark gained valuable experience clerking for Judge Priscilla Owen at the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Mark’s academic accomplishments at the University of Texas School of Law include graduating with the highest honors, being an active member of the Chancellors Society and Order of the Coif, as well as contributing to the Texas Law Review. He was recognized with the Beck Award for outstanding performance in Legal Research and Writing, along with the Dean’s Achievement Award in both Legal Research and Writing and Civil Procedure. His role as a teaching assistant for Legal Research and Writing for Foreign Lawyers, coupled with his involvement in various pro bono legal initiatives, underscored his commitment to the legal field. Mark’s foundational education was completed at Colorado College, graduating cum laude with a degree in International Political Economy and serving as the President of the Student Government Association.

Before embarking on his legal career, Mark engaged in policy analysis and advocacy work for non-profit entities in Colorado and served as a policy analyst in the Texas House of Representatives.

His practice areas at Lenczner Slaght include Commercial Litigation, Insurance, Professional Liability and Regulation, and Securities Litigation, with bar admissions in Ontario (2022), Washington, D.C. (2018), and Colorado (2016, currently inactive).