Andrew’s practice is focused on intellectual property and related litigation matters. He drafts motions and conducts research and analysis of case law and statutes for the intellectual property litigation practice group. His professional experience as an engineer in research and development helps him understand his clients’ technologies as well as their legal needs.
In addition to his J.D., Andrew holds a B.S.E in chemical engineering. He previously worked at NASA as a project engineer for the Air Technology Development Team and was a lead engineer for developing a high-pressure oxygen generation assembly. At NASA, he also proposed conceptual designs for and made contributions to liquid sorbent carbon dioxide removal technology. Andrew’s technical knowledge as well as his experience and comfort with complex technologies has proved invaluable in his intellectual property practice.
In addition to his J.D., Andrew holds a B.S.E in chemical engineering. He previously worked at NASA as a project engineer for the Air Technology Development Team and was a lead engineer for developing a high-pressure oxygen generation assembly. At NASA, he also proposed conceptual designs for and made contributions to liquid sorbent carbon dioxide removal technology. Andrew’s technical knowledge as well as his experience and comfort with complex technologies has proved invaluable in his intellectual property practice.
Publications
U.S. Supreme Court Limits Federal Court’s Jurisdiction Over Confirming and Vacating Arbitration Awards, Institute for Energy Law Oil & Gas E-Report, June 2022.
The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Elaborates on the “Look Through” Jurisdictional Analysis for Federal Arbitration Act Petitions and Holds the Phrase “Arising Out Of” Is Broad in the Context of Arbitration Clauses, Institute for Energy Law Oil & Gas E-Report, September 2021.
Media
UHLC alumni at Shook law firm win asylum case for mother fleeing gender-based violence, University of Houston Law Center, August 7, 2023.