Andrew draws upon twenty years of experience to develop customized strategies for each client. This includes proactive counseling to avoid litigation where appropriate.
He has tried and won business litigation cases (both jury and jury-waived) awarding his clients multiple damages for unfair and deceptive trade practices. His appellate experience includes precedent-setting decisions from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals, and authorship of amicus briefs in high-profile constitutional cases.
Due to his broad-based experience, Andrew is comfortable advocating for his clients across a variety of forums including the U.S. District Courts in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, the Business Litigation Session of the Massachusetts Superior Court, Land Court, Probate Court, arbitration (FINRA and AAA), state administrative agencies, and municipal boards.
Andrew has deep experience litigating disputes involving: trade secrets and non-competition agreements; closely held corporations and breach of fiduciary duty; post-closing M&A disputes; defense of professionals in malpractice claims and disciplinary proceedings; financial services industry claims involving broker-dealers, investment advisors, unsuitability claims, third-party fraud, and elder abuse; real estate and land use claims including commercial leasing, adverse possession, disputed easements, boundary disputes, and zoning appeals; and construction industry claims, including mechanics liens and claims under the Prompt Payment Act.
Andrew serves as co-chair of the firm’s pro bono committee. He is actively involved in municipal government and has served as past Chair of Southborough’s Select Board and its Zoning Board of Appeals. He has also previously served as Chair of the Business Torts and Contract Litigation Specialized Litigation Group for the Defense Research Institute (DRI). Before attending law school, Andrew worked as a congressional aide in Washington, D.C.
Andrew is a proud husband and father of two young children.
