Andrew Gould

A trial lawyer with extensive experience across the United States, Andrew Gould joined Stewart Melvin & Frost in 2018.

Andrew formerly worked as an associate with The Keenan Law Firm, a nationally renowned plaintiff’s practice based in Atlanta. He participated in numerous high-value cases and trials during his years with the Keenan firm.

As part of his litigation experience, Andrew developed an expertise in conducting jury focus groups to gain a deeper understanding of key issues in his clients’ cases, which allowed him to better prepare those cases for success at trial. Drawing from his work, Andrew co-authored a book on jury focus group strategies, policies and procedures.

Andrew brings his focus group skills to Stewart Melvin & Frost as a strategic service not only to the firm’s clients, but also to collaborate with other law firms across the Northeast Georgia region and nationwide.

Within the law firm, Andrew and firm partner Mark W. Alexander have come together to form the newest trial team in Northeast Georgia, specializing in representing victims of serious injury and wrongful death. Andrew’s practice will cover the representation of victims and their families involved in auto and truck collisions, premises liability injuries resulting from safety rule violations, and numerous other legal actions.
 

Professional and Community Recognition

In addition to his practice, Andrew has presented at numerous seminars nationwide, speaking on topics such as jury focus groups, depositions, damages and many other aspects of trial strategies. He is currently a faculty member of the Keenan-Ball Trial Lawyers College, where he teaches rules drafting, case selection, focus groups, and mediation.

A native of Chatsworth, Ga., Andrew is a graduate of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, where he was the Varsity football team’s placekicker from 2005 to 2008. He received his law degree from New England Law | Boston in May 2012.

Andrew and his wife, Lindsay, who is also an attorney, are the parents of a young son, Wyatt. Their family lives in Sugar Hill, Georgia, and attends Christ the King Lutheran Church in Cumming, Georgia.