Profile
Gideon Argue founded Argue, Points & Tally on the principle that effective legal representation depends upon disciplined analysis, careful advocacy, and enduring client relationships.
Throughout his career, Mr. Argue represented corporations, financial institutions, boards of directors, and privately held businesses in matters involving complex commercial disputes, corporate governance, and strategic transactions. His practice became known for measured judgment, meticulous preparation, and practical solutions to sophisticated legal problems.
Although no longer engaged in the active practice of law, Mr. Argue continues to serve as Chair Emeritus, providing historical perspective and strategic guidance to the firm’s leadership. His commitment to professionalism, mentorship, and institutional excellence continues to influence the culture of AP&T.
Representative Experience
- Advised corporate boards on governance, fiduciary duties, and strategic decision-making in periods of institutional transition.
- Represented privately held companies and financial institutions in significant commercial disputes and negotiated resolutions.
- Counseled executive leadership teams on enterprise risk, succession planning, and transaction-sensitive legal strategy.
- Helped establish AP&T’s standards for matter preparation, attorney mentorship, and client-service discipline.
Firm Legacy
Mr. Argue’s influence remains visible in the firm’s approach to advocacy: restrained when possible, forceful when required, and always grounded in preparation.
“Good judgment is not a substitute for preparation. It is the result of it.”— Gideon Argue
Professional Background
Before founding AP&T, Mr. Argue practiced in commercial litigation and corporate counseling, advising clients on disputes, governance questions, and transactions requiring coordinated legal and business judgment.