A leader in New York's legal community, Andrew is a seasoned co-op/condo attorney with more than 40 years of experience.

While focusing his practice on condominium and cooperative law, Andrew has decades of experience in assisting boards in revising and restating their governing documents, such as their bylaw, proprietary leases and house rules. Andrew has also vast has experience in guiding boards through financing and leasing transactions, access license agreements and contracts with vendors and contractors.

Andrew has years of experience in other areas of real estate law. He has represented both buyers and sellers in various real estate transactions and has represented landlords and tenants in a broad range of commercial lease agreements from medical offices and financial institutions to retail "pop-ups."

As the former chairman of the New York City Bar Association Committee on Cooperative and Condominium Law, Andrew presided over the creation of a new Condominium Contract of Sale, which was approved by the New York State Bar and published by Blumberg Forms. He and the committee also drafted and revised the current version of the Alteration Agreement for Cooperatives, and well as the Cooperative Contract of Sale.

Andrew has written numerous articles over the past three decades on many topics, including cooperative and condominium issues, for The New York Times and Habitat.

Andrew has also developed anti-sexual harassment board member training and anti-harassment and discrimination policies for board adoption.