MB&A Team Member Recognized for Work on $1.65 Million Settlement

• Sep 26, 2025
• Blog
• Michael Burgis & Associates, P.C

In this video, we proudly celebrate a major legal achievement by the team at Michael Burgis & Associates: a $1.65 million settlement secured in the Andrew Spade case. We recognize Alex Monroy from our Commerce branch and highlight the dedication, skill, and teamwork that drive MB&A’s success on behalf of our clients.

This story is more than just a win. It’s a testament to what relentless advocacy and collaboration can accomplish. If you’re interested in seeing how top California law firms fight for justice and achieve life-changing results, this video offers an inside look at what true legal excellence looks like in action.

Whether you’re a law student, practicing attorney, aspiring paralegal, or simply curious about how significant settlements are earned, Alex’s story provides inspiration and a powerful reminder of why persistence and teamwork matter in the pursuit of justice.

Transcript

Hi, my name is Alex Monroy. I’m from the Commerce branch of Michael Burgis and Associates, and I was blessed enough to receive an award for a $1.65 million settlement on the matter of Andrew Spade. I want to give a special thanks to Mike Burgis, first for allowing me to work for his firm, and for obviously giving me this award.

Special thanks to Javier Lechuga and Omar Contreras for hiring me, and definitely a very special thanks to Omar Contreras for all the training he’s given me, all the time he’s spent with me. It means a lot to me. I do appreciate it, and obviously, this wouldn’t be possible without him.

Shout out to Hasmik as well, who was a part of this case and put in a lot of time and effort to secure the settlement. I also want to give a shout out to the Commerce office, and obviously, I feel that we have the best team out of all offices. This wouldn’t be possible without all the hard work that we all put in.

So, yeah, I want to just give a shout out to everybody that’s helped me get to this point, and I do appreciate it. Hopefully, this is one of many more to come.