One of the biggest reasons why clients hire Hey & Hey Attorneys at law is Polly's 38 years of experience in the horse industry. She understands the customs unique to the industry and how those customs relate to California law. Polly has shown horses for 38 years and has competed on the hunter-jumper show circuit for 35 years.

Among co-founder Randy Hey's many accomplishments, the one of which we are most proud is his successful prosecution of a large corporate chain of nursing homes for elder abuse and neglect. (People v. Guardian) This was the first time a corporate chain was successfully prosecuted in the United States. It led to the closing of some nursing homes and the reorganization of other nursing homes. During the Clinton years, the Federal Government flew Randy around the United States explaining to other District Attorneys how to prosecute corporate nursing home chains.

In 2000, Polly graduated from the University of California, Davis with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in American Studies. In 2003, she graduated from the Santa Clara University School of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctor degree.

The attorneys at Hey & Hey are admitted to practice before all Courts in the State of California, including the Supreme Court of California, California Superior Court, United States District Court, Northern District of California and United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

The attorneys at Hey & Hey are members of the State Bar of California and San Mateo Bar Association.

Polly is a member of the United States Equestrian Federation, United States Hunter Jumper Association, Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association, and Norcal Hunter Jumper Association.

In the four months between taking the bar exam and learning the results, Randy edited and co-authored A Guide to California Environmental Law — the first California book on the subject, published by Claremont University Press.

Hey & Hey is located in Redwood City, California. The attorneys from Hey & Hey routinely travel throughout the state of California to meet their client’s needs.

Polly is a committee member of the Menlo Charity Horse Show, which raises funds to benefit the Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Attorneys at Hey & Hey stay up to date on the current case law and trends as they relate to the horse industry by attending the National Equine Law Conference in Lexington, Kentucky.

Polly represents clients in all matters relating to horses including drafting all types of contracts; contract disputes; sales and lease disputes; mortality issue disputes; immigration law and advice; formation of partnerships, corporations, LLCs and LLPs; property liability; horse insurance and disputes; zoning and zoning disputes; disciplinary matters with the USEF; trainer/breeder liability; breeding issues and disputes; and equine litigation.

The key to Hey & Hey’s successful law practice has been the quality of their relationships with clients. Good communication reduces anxiety and helps bring cases to a successful resolution as quickly as possible. We believe the reason why clients hire Hey & Hey Attorneys at Law, is that their primary focus is to listen to and communicate with you so they better understand your needs and provide you with the best possible representation.

Hey & Hey have a multitude of contacts within the horse industry. If they cannot help you, they will help find someone who can.

Hey & Hey prides itself on educating its clients on the legal issues in the horse industry. They provide extensive educational materials in writing and on their web site.

Polly offers a free initial consultation, so you can be sure you feel comfortable having her represent you.