Andrew Meck advises companies and individuals in complex commercial litigation, with a focus on high-stakes corporate governance, merger and acquisition, contract, fiduciary-duty and earn-out disputes. He regularly handles expedited actions, books-and-records demands, dispositive motions and complex discovery. Andrew also has substantial experience representing clients in high-stakes white-collar investigations and litigation involving allegations of fraud, racketeering (RICO), money laundering and cybercrime.

Before joining Polsinelli, Andrew practiced at a regional firm where he developed a broad litigation docket spanning commercial and corporate disputes, community-association matters, real-property litigation, tort and insurance-defense cases and civil-rights actions. He also advises companies and founders on crypto-related regulatory risk, NFT-related disputes and commercial conflicts involving blockchain and digital-asset technologies, and has experience handling international disputes, AAA arbitrations, and FINRA arbitrations, regularly managing the procedural and strategic complexities of multi-forum litigation requiring coordination across jurisdictions and regulatory regimes.

Before entering private practice, Andrew served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Ferris W. Wharton of the Delaware Superior Court. He also interned with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Department of State.