Gary’s passion, hard-work ethic, commitment to success and result-oriented philosophy define his approach to the practice of law and to his representation of clients. In addition to successfully resolving numerous cases in mediation, at the negotiating table and before trial, Gary thrives as a trial advocate in the courtroom arena.

His decade of diverse experience, including his time at one of the city’s top law schools, Loyola Law School, has included hands-on experience in all of the practice areas listed at the Minevich Law website, and even some not listed. His success led him to found Minevich Law in order to provide business, corporate and other clients with well trained and experienced lawyers capable of providing the very best legal representation from start to finish and in the most effective and cost efficient manner.

The skills that would ultimately make him a natural courtroom advocate were obvious as early as elementary school when he was chosen to interview Nancy Reagan during Mrs. Reagan’s visit to promote her newly introduced DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program, and continued through high school, when he was among the top 70 students in the nation in the National Forensic League for his exceptional abilities in debate and student congress. He continued his adversarial debate training at the University of California, Los Angeles, also finding success on the debate team, and ultimately at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles where he received his law degree and continued his litigation training as a member of the Trial Advocacy and Commercial Arbitration teams.