About Andrew H
Andrew H Stevens earned his law degree at the University of Cincinnati College of Law after completing undergraduate studies at Ohio State University in Columbus. His academic path combined a large public university undergraduate experience with a professional legal education in Ohio. The sequence of degrees set the groundwork for practice spanning multiple states.
Stevens began building his legal career in environments that required careful attention to litigation practice and procedural detail. Over time he gravitated toward business disputes and the intersection of commercial concerns with intellectual property issues. His work has relied on courtroom preparation, negotiation, and brief writing. Colleagues describe his approach as methodical and precise; he prefers clear legal analysis over theatrical argument.
His professional involvement extends beyond client files. Stevens is active in bar association work and currently serves as Vice-Chair of the Intellectual Property section of the Ohio State Bar Association. That role brings him into contact with practitioners across the state and points to an ongoing interest in IP matters as they relate to businesses. He is also a member of the Washington State Bar Association and the Columbus Bar Association, maintaining ties to both local and regional legal communities.
Admitted to practice in Washington and Ohio, Stevens handles matters that arise under the laws of those jurisdictions. That multi-jurisdictional admission allows him to manage cross-border business litigation when disputes touch both states. His practice emphasizes careful case assessment and strategic planning tailored to the procedural rules of state courts and applicable federal forums.
Stevens is a lawyer at the firm Stevens Randol, where he is identified as a business litigation lawyer. At Stevens Randol he takes on civil litigation matters for corporate and individual clients, preparing cases for trial as well as pursuing negotiated resolutions when appropriate. The firm setting gives him opportunities to work with litigators and transactional attorneys on matters that overlap business law and intellectual property.
He continues to contribute to bar activities and to represent clients in commercial disputes. He currently practices business litigation at Stevens Randol, handling matters in Ohio and Washington.
