Gallagher, Michael

Mr. Price graduated from the University of Vermont with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. Upon graduation, Mr. Price worked for an importer/exporter in Manhattan as a pricing production coordinator and financial analyst. Thereafter, Mr. Price moved to Costa Rica where he led volunteer groups in conservation and education projects in the rainforest and underprivileged communities.

Upon return from Costa Rica, Mr. Price relocated to Florida where he began his legal studies at St. Thomas University School of Law. Mr. Price received several outstanding student awards and made the Dean’s List every semester. Mr. Price received the Dean’s Merit Scholarship and also scholarships from independent sources for his academic achievements.

During law school, Mr. Price completed several clerkships and internships. He worked with a small private firm, the South Florida Water Management District, and the Everglades Law Center. In addition, Mr. Price served on the Executive Board of the St. Thomas Law Review as Senior Articles Editor.

In 2011, Mr. Price graduated as Valedictorian and summa cum laude from St. Thomas University School of Law. Mr. Price began his career as an attorney practicing civil litigation in both Federal and State courts. He represented plaintiffs, defendants, and third-parties in many areas of the law, including employment discrimination, contract disputes, non-compete agreements, employment agreements, wrongful termination, and inadequate compensation.

Mr. Price has appeared in Broward County Courthouse, Miami-Dade County Courthouse, and the United States District Court Southern District of Florida. In addition to litigation, Mr. Price also has appellate experience, including a matter of first impression in the Southern District.