Andrew Le

Andrew Le is the Managing Partner at State Law Group, an award-winning firm renowned for its commitment to excellence and client-first approach. Known nationally as an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law, Andrew is celebrated for delivering exceptional results through strategic negotiation and a deep understanding of client needs. His expertise is underpinned by accolades such as being named a Finalist in the Lawyers Weekly Personal Injury Partner of the Year—a testament to his leadership and innovation within the legal industry. Under Andrew's guidance, State Law Group was honoured with the Business Growth Award at the Australian Small Business Champion Awards in 2025, reflecting the firm’s dedication to outstanding client service. Since founding State Law Group in 2015, Andrew has drawn on a robust foundation built in both public and private sectors, including roles at a leading national firm where he honed his skills in personal injury, superannuation and insurance, class actions, and commercial litigation. His formal recognition as an Accredited Specialist signifies superior legal expertise, maintained through rigorous peer-reviewed assessments and ongoing professional development. Andrew's academic credentials further enhance his legal acumen. He holds a Master of Laws in Commercial Litigation from the University of Sydney and a Graduate Diploma in Family Law from the College of Law. Currently, he is pursuing a Master of Legal Business Management to further refine the firm's client services. Andrew's extensive experience across thousands of cases has often led to resolutions without the need for costly litigation. His unwavering dedication to client advocacy ensures that every client benefits from personalised and results-driven legal representation. Admitted to practice in both the High Court of Australia and the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Andrew's qualifications and memberships, including with the Law Society of New South Wales, underscore his professional excellence and commitment to the legal profession.