Andrew Howard

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Biography

Andrew N. Howard is an accomplished litigation attorney with nearly a decade of experience representing clients in complex civil disputes. He brings a strategic and disciplined approach to managing cases from inception through resolution, with a consistent focus on achieving favorable outcomes.

Andrew is particularly skilled in defending clients in labor law matters related to construction and has successfully represented a wide range of industry participants. Before joining London Fischer, he developed extensive experience in e-discovery and complex litigation across diverse sectors, including finance, technology, healthcare, and manufacturing.

Andrew is committed to building strong, collaborative relationships with clients through clear, responsive communication. Andrew focuses on developing tailored litigation strategies that carefully balance risk, cost, and objectives to align with each client’s business goals.

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Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Binghamton University, B.A., Political Science and Sociology, 2012
Law School Attended:
Albany Law School, J.D., 2015
Year of First Admission:
2016
Admission:
2016, New York
ISLN:
1000781288

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