Andrew M. Tolchin began practicing law in 2000 and mediates conflicts arising out of complex business disputes, personal injury (pedestrian/truck/auto), real estate, contract disputes, DTPA, consumer matters (including credit, loan, mortgage payments, odometer rollback disclosure, and FICO), HOA, labor and employment, construction (commercial and residential), together with other fields of practice.
Case Experience
Appellate
Arts (Fine/Performing)
Automotive
Banking & Finance
Business Dissolution
Civil Rights
Commercial/Business
Community Associations
Construction
Consumer Fraud
Contract Disputes
Cross Cultural
Debt Collections
EEOC
Elder Abuse
Eminent Domain
Employment
Environmental
Franchise
Health Care
Insurance
Internet
Land Use/Planning
Landlord/Tenant
Legal Malpractice
Libel & Slander
Media & Communications
Medical Devices
Medical Malpractice
Mergers & Acquisitions
Mortgage Foreclosure
Natural Disasters
Partnerships
Personal Injury
Premises Liability
Probate
Product Liability
Professional Fees
Professional Malpractice
Professional Negligence
Property Damage
Real Estate
Religious Institutions
Securities
Sexual Harassment
Shareholder Disputes
Software
Title Disputes
Torts
Transportation
Trusts / Estates
Unfair Competition
Venture Capital
Wage & Hour/FMLA
Wrongful Death
Education
South Texas College of Law - Doctorate of Jurisprudence - 1999
Vassar College - Bachelor of Arts, Political Science - 1995
Memberships & Affiliations
Council Member, SBOT ADR Section (2023-present)
Chair, Bylaws Committee and Website Committee, SBOT ADR Section Council (2023-present)
State Bar Board Advisor to the SBOT ADR Section Council (2016-2018, 2020-2023)
Director, Texas Mediator Credentialing Association (2021-present)
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