GIlbert v. andry, iv - Belle chasse, la

Gibby Andry graduated from Tulane University in 1986 and Tulane Law School in 1989.  While in law school, Gibby successfully argued on to Moot Court Board where he served as an Associate Justice.  Gibby also studied at Cambridge University. Later, Andry was an Adjunct Professor of Law at Tulane where he taught trial advocacy for fifteen years.

As an attorney, Gibby received national acclaim when he led the landmark fight to force the makers of marine generators to post warnings detailing the dangers of fumes emitted by the equipment.  He has thirty years of experience in mass tort class actions for successful class certification through successful trial on the merits. He has also worked extensively and successfully in cases involving business litigation, products liability, admiralty, toxic torts, collisions, allisions, as well as bad faith insurance prosecutions.  Martindale Hubble, the national authority of his profession, has given Gibby its highest rating. 

In Plaquemines Parish, Gibby served as an Assistant District Attorney from 1999 through 2009.  As a prosecutor, Gibby represented the Plaquemines Parish School Board for ten years. Gibby also handled every appeal, post-conviction relief and habeas corpus during this time.  He also pinch-hit by occasionally handling the felony dockets in both divisions as well as misdemeanors in Division B.  

Outside of law, Andry was a founding member of the Plaquemines Association of Business and Industry, as well as a member of the Louisiana State Bar Association, the 34th Judicial District Bar Association, the New Orleans Bar Association, the Association of Private Aviators, the Louisiana District Attorney’s Association, the Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association.  

Gibby is married with four children, Gilly, Nina, Sophie, and Isaac. He has been a private pilot for over twenty years and practiced as a First Degree Blackbelt in Taekwondo.

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