Andrew focuses his practice in the insurance regulatory field. He represents clients in matters ranging from insurer and agent formation and licensing, administrative actions, insurance and reinsurance disputes, arbitrations, and other corporate and regulatory matters. Andrew represents captive insurers throughout their entire life cycle, including formation, licensing, redomestication, conversion, and ongoing regulatory and corporate issues. His practice also covers insurer market conduct and financial examinations and regulation, rate and policy form matters, and reinsurance issues. In addition, Andrew has extensive experience preparing Holding Company Act filings, rate and form filings, and obtaining regulatory approval of mergers and acquisitions of insurance companies and other regulated entities.

Publications

• "Coronavirus and the Contract Clause," FORC Journal of Insurance Law and Regulation, Summer 2020
• “The Continued Viability (or Lack Thereof) of the Independent Insurance Procurement Doctrine Following Wayfair," FORC Journal of Insurance Law and Regulation, Fall 2018
• "Self-Driving Cars – When No One’s in the Driver’s Seat Who’s in Charge?" @LAW Magazine, Fall 2017
• “He Doesn’t Work Here Anymore-Are Our Communications With Him Still Privileged?,” Arizona Attorney, September 2017
• "When Trustees Have a Duty to Delegate Investment Management,"  NAPPA Report, October 2015
• "AirBNB, A (Soon to Be) Victim of Its Own Success," @Law, the magazine of the National Association for Legal Professionals, Fall 2015
• "Privacy in the Age of Smartphones: A Better Standard for GPS Tracking," Arizona State Law Journal, 2013