Andrew King

Andrew is experienced in representing clients in all aspects of civil litigation in both federal and state courts, including complex commercial litigation, consumer class actions, and securities disputes. He routinely advises and represents clients through various phases of litigation including case initiation, discovery, class certification, and dispositive motion practice. Andrew is also a member of the House v. NCAA and Hubbard v. NCAA case teams that secured a US2.75B settlement on behalf of current and former college athletes and reshaped the future of college sports.

Prior to joining the firm, Andrew was a pro bono attorney and fellow with the Criminal Defense Practice at the Bronx Defenders, and currently maintains an active pro bono practice. He represented a paralympic team in contract negotiations with the U.S. governing body, successfully litigated against Nassau County, as part of a trial team that secured a US$112M jury verdict, negotiated a five-figure settlement for an incarcerated individual in a civil rights action, and continues to litigate a class-action lawsuit on behalf of incarcerated individuals with disabilities.

Andrew was a judicial intern for the Honorable Leda Dunn Wettre of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey. Before law school, Andrew served in the U.S. Army, where he held several positions as an Infantry Officer and earned recognition for his ability to lead complex missions during high-stress situations.