About Andrew L.
Andrew L. Schwartz practices law in Georgia and heads the firm that bears his name. He is based in a solo practice structure, operating as Andrew L. Schwartz, P.C. His work has centered on criminal matters in state courts.
Schwartz built his career around courtroom work and client representation. Early stages of his practice included representing individuals charged with driving under the influence and related offenses. Over time he structured his practice to serve clients facing misdemeanor and felony-level DUI charges, including cases that require contested hearings and jury trials.
He maintains ties to professional education and peer networks. He is a current member of the National College of DUI Defense. That membership places him among attorneys who pursue continuing training in DUI defense and who exchange trial strategies and legal developments related to alcohol- and drug-related driving cases. He uses those learning opportunities to stay current on changes in forensic testing, evidentiary rules, and case law that affect DUI proceedings in Georgia.
In practice, Schwartz handles the full lifecycle of criminal cases: initial consultation, pretrial motions, negotiation, and trial when necessary. He represents clients at arraignments and hearings, challenges the admissibility of evidence, and pursues plea options when they align with a client’s interests. He has experience working with experts in toxicology and accident reconstruction when technical issues bear on a client’s case. Colleagues and clients describe him as pragmatic in approach; he weighs the legal options against the risks and costs each case presents.
Schwartz’s office, Andrew L. Schwartz, P.C., serves individuals across Georgia. The firm operates in state courts and engages with local prosecutors and court procedures in the jurisdictions where cases arise. He communicates directly with clients about the status of their matters and the tactical choices available to them. He also prepares clients for court appearances and explains likely outcomes in clear terms.
Outside litigation, Schwartz follows developments in law and technology that affect impaired driving prosecutions. He attends seminars and conference sessions that examine new testing methods and legislative changes. That attention to detail helps when cases hinge on technical evidence or procedural safeguards.
He currently focuses his practice on DUI defense in Georgia.