Andrew D. Herman Joins Miller & Chevalier’s Litigation Practice

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Miller & Chevalier have announced a new hire. Andrew D. Herman has joined the firm as Counsel. Mr. Herman has experience from the Brand Law Group, focusing on “litigating federal campaign and election law issues, as well as handling congressional investigations and ethics inquiries.”

According to a press release by Miller & Chevalier, Mr. Herman commented that Miller & Chevalier was a perfect matchup between his skill set and experience, and the firm’s areas of practice. He commented, “The firm is a great platform for my areas of practice. The firm’s lawyers have deep credentials in all three branches of government and related federal agencies as well as a unique understanding of the legislative process that aligns perfectly with my practice. I look forward to leveraging my congressional and litigation experience to help clients navigate a variety of complex political and legal matters.”

  

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Andrew D. Herman has put in a lot of time in front of Congress, as well as representing it. “His clients include members of congress, Fortune 500 companies, and non-profit organizations.” Always a fan of the great American pastime, Mr. Herman represented the MLB before the House Government Reform Committee in 2005 during an inquiry over steroid use. He co-authored “extensive correspondence” on behalf of Commissioner Bud Selig, and he was co-counsel for the MLB officials during the televised hearings. Herman has also argued in front of the Supreme Court as well as before Congress and federal juries. In 2008, he briefed and argued Davis v. Federal Election Commission, where the Supreme Court overturned the ‘millionaire’s amendment’ a provision of the federal election law.

Anthony Shelley, Chair of Miller & Chevalier commented, “We are very pleased to welcome Andrew to the firm. With his background in handling civil and criminal litigation matters, as well as his representation of elected officials, large corporations and national non-profits before federal and state courts, Congress and federal agencies, he is in a unique position to advise clients on how to address their legal and political problems.”

Mark Rochon, Miller & Chevalier’s Chair of the Litigation Department and an Executive Committee member noted, “Andrew is one of Washington’s leading lawyers practicing in the city’s unique convergence of law and politics, and he is highly regarded in legislative and legal circles.” Rochon felt that between Miller & Chevalier’s expertise and Herman’s own experience, that there was a perfect synergy.

Andrew D. Herman earned his B.S. with high distinction from the University of Michigan, and a J.D. magna cum laude from the University of California Hastings College of the Law.