Prior to entering private practice, Andrew served as an Assistant Public Defender in the Monroe County Public Defender’s Office, where he handled hundreds of criminal cases from arraignment to disposition.

After returning to New York City, Andrew was the chief litigation attorney for a civil legal services provider in Manhattan, focused on housing and consumer litigation. In that role, he was responsible for handling the organization’s most complex cases, including those presenting novel issues of constitutional and statutory law, and those requiring in-depth investigations into matters such as rent regulation fraud.

An experienced litigator, he was also charged with training and supervising staff attorneys at all stages of a case, from initial pleadings, to investigation, to trials and appeals.

Before founding Moore & Goodman with Robert Moore, Andrew worked for a leading regional law firm handling a wide variety of cases, including serving as labor and employment litigation counsel to one of the largest school districts in New York and a major public teaching hospital. Andrew was also of counsel to a prominent real estate and landlord-tenant litigation firm.

Andrew received a B.S. from Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations, and graduated magna cum laude from Brooklyn Law School.