Andrew S. Meyers

CONTACT: 

Email: asm@strausmeyers.com
Phone: (619) 595-6020

Andrew S. Meyers

Andrew Meyers has more than 14 years of experience representing insurance companies as an attorney. He specializes in civil litigation defense, insurance coverage, Examinations Under Oath, bad faith defense litigation, breach of contract cases, and intellectual property prosecution.  Andrew is methodical in analyzing cases and claims and takes pride in remaining available to clients as much as possible. His experience has resulted in numerous multi-million dollar fraudulent claims being denied. Moreover in defending insured, his case strategy and guidance has resulted in efficient settlements, and case dismissals maximizing clients' resources and protecting the utmost interests of his clients. 

Education

CALIFORNIA WESTERN SCHOOL OF LAW
Juris Doctor, 2007

UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO
B.A., Biochemistry, 1997

License

Licensed to Practice in: California since 2007; U.S. District Court, Southern District of California, since 2007.

Publications

• In Silico Toxicology: Integration Into Current FDA Policies and Procedures, Biotechnology Law Report, 25 Biotechnology L. Rep. 371.

• The Insurer Advisor, Quarterly newsletter.

Related Experience

• Parker Straus, LLP, Partner

• Higgs Fletcher & Mack, Intellectual Property Group.

• Doan Levinson Liljegren

• The Scripps Research Institute, Center for Mass Spectrometry, Biochemist - Research TIII

• Mass Consortium Corp, Director of Education

Professional Memberships

• San Diego County Bar Association

• Association of Southern California Defense Counsel (ASCDC)

• American Bar Association

• San Diego County Bar Association - Insurance/Bad Faith Law Section

• International Association of Special Investigation Units (IASIU)

• Southern California Chapter of IASIU

• Claims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM)

• San Diego Insurance Adjusters Association

Presentations

Andrew Meyers is a frequent presenter to trade organizations, professional organizations, business and insurance companies on topics involving effective use of examinations under oath, fraud coverage, liability defense, and bad faith issues.