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Tony Andrade

Attorney at Modrall Sperling

Tony Andrade currently serves as an Attorney at Modrall Sperling since September 2023. In addition, Tony has been the Chief Executive Officer of TREND Real Estate since December 2018. Previous roles include Strategy Consultant and Managing Broker at Zenlist from February 2015 to November 2021, Chief Strategy Officer at Torii from November 2019 to July 2021, and Advisor, Strategy Consultant, and Real Estate Broker at Open Listings between April 2016 and December 2018. Earlier in the career, Tony worked as a Litigation Attorney at Quinn Emanuel from March 2008 to September 2011, focusing on business litigation for Fortune 500 companies in patent and pharmaceutical cases. Tony holds a B.A. in History and German from Wake Forest University and a J.D. in Natural Resources and Environmental Law from The University of New Mexico School of Law.

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Santa Fe, United States

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Modrall Sperling

Modrall Sperling is the counsel of choice for complex business, litigation and natural resources challenges anywhere in New Mexico. In many of our specialty areas of practice, our legal teams are retained to work on issues throughout the Southwest and across the nation. To solve their key challenges, clients rely on our depth of experience and ability to work with them as part of a multi-specialty representation built across a wide range of practice areas. We offer well-developed legal niches involving schools, railroads, banks, mining, oil and gas development companies, Native American and public lands, energy and utilities companies, healthcare providers, and Native American law, among others. Knowing our clients'​ business -- together with the regulatory and competitive environments in which they operate -- enables us to spot developments that may affect them so that together we can take action. Clients hire Modrall Sperling for our experience. They keep us for our counsel.