Andy Bertron represents car, truck, and motorcycle manufacturers and importers in civil and administrative litigation against motor vehicle dealers. He has extensive experience with retail distribution networks and has represented petroleum marketers for many years.

Mr. Bertron began practicing law in Tallahassee in 1993 and has focused his practice on representing clients before state executive branch and cabinet-level agencies in Florida, including the Florida Division of Administrative Hearings where most disputes with state agencies are litigated. He has represented numerous clients before the Division of Administrative Hearings and state and federal courts on matters including rule challenges, bid protests, regulatory enforcement, environmental liability, price gouging, insurance coverage, advertising and licensure. Mr. Bertron also has extensive experience assisting petroleum marketers with environmental compliance, litigation, supply agreements, dealer networks and Petroleum Marketing Practice Act issues.

He is admitted to practice in Florida and all U.S. District Courts in Florida. He is a past-chair of the Florida Bar Administrative Law Section Executive Council.

Before joining the Firm, Mr. Bertron was a partner with another law firm in Tallahassee. 

He earned a Juris Doctor, with honors, from the University of Florida College of Law, where he was a Fellow with the Center for Governmental Responsibility. Mr. Bertron received an M.B.A. from Columbia University, and a B.A. from the University of North Carolina.