About Andrew Brian
Andrew Brian Stoll is a prominent criminal defense and civil rights attorney based in Brooklyn, New York. Since 1998, he has been practicing law in New York, establishing a reputation for his commitment to justice. As a partner at Stoll, Glickman & Bellina LLP, located at 300 Cadman Plaza West, 12th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201, he focuses on criminal defense, civil rights, and employment law. His firm is known for its dedication to protecting the rights of individuals facing serious legal challenges. Mr. Stoll earned his Juris Doctor from Brooklyn Law School in 1997, where he developed a strong foundation in legal principles. Prior to that, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts from New York University, further enhancing his analytical skills and understanding of societal issues.
After completing his education, he began his legal career in New York, concentrating on criminal defense and civil rights cases that often intersect with the broader themes of social justice. Throughout his career, Mr. Stoll has represented clients in many criminal defense matters — His experience includes handling cases related to drug crimes, fraud, and violent crimes. In addition to his criminal defense work, he has taken on civil rights cases that involve police misconduct and employment discrimination. His ability to navigate complex legal fields has made him a advocate for those whose rights have been violated. Recognition from his peers underscores Mr. Stoll's expertise in the field.
He has been selected as a "Super Lawyer" in employment and labor law from 2015 to 2018 and again from 2020 to 2025. This honor reflects his dedication and effectiveness in legal practice, as well as his commitment to achieving favorable outcomes for his clients. Such accolades are indicative of his standing within the legal community and his unwavering focus on civil rights. In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Stoll is actively involved in several professional organizations that align with his advocacy for justice. He is a member of the National Lawyers Guild, the National Police Accountability Project, the New York City Policing Roundtable, and the New York State Defenders Association. Furthermore, he serves as an adjunct professor at Seton Hall University School of Law, where he shares his knowledge and experience with the next generation of legal professionals.
His contributions to discussions on policing and civil rights issues are also reflected in his blog on the Huffington Post. He engages with current events and legal challenges. Mr. Stoll’s experience and active involvement in these organizations highlight his dedication to advocating for justice and accountability in Brooklyn and beyond.
