Credentials
Education
Recognition
Colorado Rising Stars
Business Litigation, 2009
Legal Memberships
Colorado Bar Association
Bar and Admissions
Colorado
U.S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit
U.S. District Court, D. Colorado
Other Experience
Husch Blackwell LLP
Jacobs Chase LLC
Articles and Presentations
Co-Author, Evaluating Section 230 Liability in the Sharing Economy," Law360.
Andrew Myers has built a nationwide practice representing sophisticated clients in complex commercial litigation and class action lawsuits. His clients have included manufacturers, railroads, and professional services firms, among others.
Prior to joining WTO in 2014, Andrew served as a senior associate at the Denver offices of Husch Blackwell LLP where he focused his practice on civil litigation with major clients in the railroad and real estate industries. He also worked as an associate at two other Denver law firms, including the former Jacobs Chase, after graduating law school.
Andrew has extensive experience in all aspects of pretrial discovery and trial preparation including high level case strategy, drafting briefs, taking depositions, and writing and organizing discovery.
Cases
Successfully represented Aimco, a publicly-traded apartment REIT, in nationwide litigation alleging business torts against Airbnb. After jury selection in the first trial, Airbnb settled all litigation on terms allowing Aimco to control short-term rental activity consistent with its contract and property rights.
Successfully represented Aimco, a publicly-traded apartment REIT, in nationwide litigation alleging business torts against Airbnb. After jury selection in the first trial, Airbnb settled all litigation on terms allowing Aimco to control short-term rental activity consistent with its contract and property rights.
Represented the plaintiffs and a certified class in a multimillion-dollar class action involving securities fraud, conspiracy, and breach of fiduciary duty claims against an investment advisor, broker dealer, and private placement annuity issuer.
Represented claimants and a putative class in a AAA class arbitration involving forced cash-outs of employee stock options in connection with a major telecommunications company merger.
Successfully defended a law firm and its attorneys in a breach of settlement agreement and tort action over alleged violations of a confidentiality provision.
Obtained summary judgment for a client and certain trusts in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit brought by his sister as leverage to obtain a buyout of her interest in closely held family partnerships.
Represented a Denver family and their trusts in an unsuitable securities FINRA arbitration against a major bank.
Successfully represented a client in confirmation/vacatur proceedings in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit following entry of a $53 million arbitration award in his favor and against a major bank.
Andrew Myers has built a nationwide practice representing sophisticated clients in complex commercial litigation and class action lawsuits. His clients have included manufacturers, railroads, and professional services firms, among others.
Prior to joining WTO in 2014, Andrew served as a senior associate at the Denver offices of Husch Blackwell LLP where he focused his practice on civil litigation with major clients in the railroad and real estate industries. He also worked as an associate at two other Denver law firms, including the former Jacobs Chase, after graduating law school.
Andrew has extensive experience in all aspects of pretrial discovery and trial preparation including high level case strategy, drafting briefs, taking depositions, and writing and organizing discovery.
Credentials
Education
Recognition
Colorado Rising Stars
Business Litigation, 2009
Legal Memberships
Colorado Bar Association
Bar and Admissions
Colorado
U.S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit
U.S. District Court, D. Colorado
Other Experience
Husch Blackwell LLP
Jacobs Chase LLC
Articles and Presentations
Co-Author, Evaluating Section 230 Liability in the Sharing Economy," Law360.
Cases
Successfully represented Aimco, a publicly-traded apartment REIT, in nationwide litigation alleging business torts against Airbnb. After jury selection in the first trial, Airbnb settled all litigation on terms allowing Aimco to control short-term rental activity consistent with its contract and property rights.
Successfully represented Aimco, a publicly-traded apartment REIT, in nationwide litigation alleging business torts against Airbnb. After jury selection in the first trial, Airbnb settled all litigation on terms allowing Aimco to control short-term rental activity consistent with its contract and property rights.
Represented the plaintiffs and a certified class in a multimillion-dollar class action involving securities fraud, conspiracy, and breach of fiduciary duty claims against an investment advisor, broker dealer, and private placement annuity issuer.
Represented claimants and a putative class in a AAA class arbitration involving forced cash-outs of employee stock options in connection with a major telecommunications company merger.
Successfully defended a law firm and its attorneys in a breach of settlement agreement and tort action over alleged violations of a confidentiality provision.
Obtained summary judgment for a client and certain trusts in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit brought by his sister as leverage to obtain a buyout of her interest in closely held family partnerships.
Represented a Denver family and their trusts in an unsuitable securities FINRA arbitration against a major bank.
Successfully represented a client in confirmation/vacatur proceedings in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit following entry of a $53 million arbitration award in his favor and against a major bank.