
Credentials
Education
Recognition
Benchmark Litigation
Under 40 Hotlist, 2017-2018, 2021
Future Star, 2023, 2025-2026
The Best Lawyers in America
Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants, 2022-2027
Colorado Rising Stars
Personal Injury Defense: Products, 2011-2017
Legal Memberships
Colorado Civil Justice League
President, Board of Directors, 2018-2019
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
U.S. District Court, D. Colorado
Articles and Presentations
Presenter, "Directing Expert Witnesses," University of Wyoming Trial Institute.
Contributing Author, "Guidelines and Best Practices for Large and Mass-Tort MDLS," The Bloch Judicial Institute at Duke Law.
"The False Equivalence Motion: A Trend in Plaintiffs' Offensive Use of Daubert Challenges, DRI's RX for the Defense."
Presenter, "Cross Examination – What You Need to Know," Doyle Inn of Court CLE.
Presenter, "Using FDA Pronouncements to Defend Product Liability Claims," DRI Drug and Medical Device Conference.
Andrew Myers represents major companies facing high-profile claims at the trial and appellate levels. He brings diverse and special expertise to commercial, product liability, and professional liability matters, including defending medical professionals and healthcare companies against allegations of civil rights violations.
Andrew’s recent experience includes serving as national coordinating counsel to a leading shipping company against FLSA collective actions and serving as lead counsel in complex multi-party actions against healthcare providers. Andrew has extensive experience handling mass and class-actions in various settings, including employment, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices. He has developed significant experience addressing the laws and issues arising in complex mass and class actions, managing expert and Daubert strategy, and understanding the application of complex litigation issues in court. He has also briefed numerous trial and appellate courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court.
Cases
Obtained decertification of an FLSA conditional collective that had been certified before we took over the case. After the decertification decision was issued, lawyers for the plaintiffs conceded that another pending nationwide case—which we also were defending—should be decertified as well.
As first chair, won an eight-day arbitration in New York for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought discrimination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $10 million in damages.
Won a week-long arbitration for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought improper termination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $1 million in damages.
Obtained decertification of an FLSA conditional collective that had been certified before we took over the case. After the decertification decision was issued, lawyers for the plaintiffs conceded that another pending nationwide case—which we also were defending—should be decertified as well.
As first chair, won an eight-day arbitration in New York for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought discrimination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $10 million in damages.
Won a week-long arbitration for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought improper termination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $1 million in damages.
Won summary judgment for an international shipping company in a putative joint employment class action in federal court in Colorado.
Successfully resolved a series of cases against a healthcare provider arising out of three inmate deaths in one month in a New Mexico jail.
Won exclusion of a key plaintiff causation witness and summary judgment in a West Virginia case alleging that Pfizer's medication, Zoloft, causes birth defects. As a result, the court granted summary judgment in Pfizer's favor less than three weeks before trial.
Called in two weeks before trial in Florida to defend a correctional healthcare provider in a case with 8-figure exposure involving an inmate's unsuccessful suicide attempt. Case settled successfully before trial.
Resolved a multimillion-dollar case arising from an inmate death in Colorado that attracted national press, including from CNN and The New Yorker.
Obtained dismissal of class action allegations and 15 of 17 claims against Whirlpool in an environmental toxic tort case. Plaintiffs voluntarily dismissed their remaining claims after the court's ruling.

Andrew Myers represents major companies facing high-profile claims at the trial and appellate levels. He brings diverse and special expertise to commercial, product liability, and professional liability matters, including defending medical professionals and healthcare companies against allegations of civil rights violations.
Andrew’s recent experience includes serving as national coordinating counsel to a leading shipping company against FLSA collective actions and serving as lead counsel in complex multi-party actions against healthcare providers. Andrew has extensive experience handling mass and class-actions in various settings, including employment, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices. He has developed significant experience addressing the laws and issues arising in complex mass and class actions, managing expert and Daubert strategy, and understanding the application of complex litigation issues in court. He has also briefed numerous trial and appellate courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court.
Credentials
Education
Recognition
Benchmark Litigation
Under 40 Hotlist, 2017-2018, 2021
Future Star, 2023, 2025-2026
The Best Lawyers in America
Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants, 2022-2027
Colorado Rising Stars
Personal Injury Defense: Products, 2011-2017
Legal Memberships
Colorado Civil Justice League
President, Board of Directors, 2018-2019
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
U.S. District Court, D. Colorado
Articles and Presentations
Presenter, "Directing Expert Witnesses," University of Wyoming Trial Institute.
Contributing Author, "Guidelines and Best Practices for Large and Mass-Tort MDLS," The Bloch Judicial Institute at Duke Law.
"The False Equivalence Motion: A Trend in Plaintiffs' Offensive Use of Daubert Challenges, DRI's RX for the Defense."
Presenter, "Cross Examination – What You Need to Know," Doyle Inn of Court CLE.
Presenter, "Using FDA Pronouncements to Defend Product Liability Claims," DRI Drug and Medical Device Conference.
Cases
Obtained decertification of an FLSA conditional collective that had been certified before we took over the case. After the decertification decision was issued, lawyers for the plaintiffs conceded that another pending nationwide case—which we also were defending—should be decertified as well.
As first chair, won an eight-day arbitration in New York for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought discrimination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $10 million in damages.
Won a week-long arbitration for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought improper termination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $1 million in damages.
Obtained decertification of an FLSA conditional collective that had been certified before we took over the case. After the decertification decision was issued, lawyers for the plaintiffs conceded that another pending nationwide case—which we also were defending—should be decertified as well.
As first chair, won an eight-day arbitration in New York for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought discrimination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $10 million in damages.
Won a week-long arbitration for a Fortune 50 company against a former supplier that brought improper termination and breach of contract claims and sought more than $1 million in damages.
Won summary judgment for an international shipping company in a putative joint employment class action in federal court in Colorado.
Successfully resolved a series of cases against a healthcare provider arising out of three inmate deaths in one month in a New Mexico jail.
Won exclusion of a key plaintiff causation witness and summary judgment in a West Virginia case alleging that Pfizer's medication, Zoloft, causes birth defects. As a result, the court granted summary judgment in Pfizer's favor less than three weeks before trial.
Called in two weeks before trial in Florida to defend a correctional healthcare provider in a case with 8-figure exposure involving an inmate's unsuccessful suicide attempt. Case settled successfully before trial.
Resolved a multimillion-dollar case arising from an inmate death in Colorado that attracted national press, including from CNN and The New Yorker.
Obtained dismissal of class action allegations and 15 of 17 claims against Whirlpool in an environmental toxic tort case. Plaintiffs voluntarily dismissed their remaining claims after the court's ruling.

