About Andrew M.
Andrew M. Jaffe began his legal journey after completing an undergraduate degree in economics at Miami University of Ohio in 1969. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Akron in 1973. Those formative years set a steady course. They laid the foundation for a practice that spans state and federal work.
His professional credentials include admission to the bar in Ohio and permission to appear before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Across decades he has spent time in courtrooms and at counsel tables. That experience covers trial-level proceedings as well as appellate briefs and argument.
Throughout a long career he has represented clients in a range of state and federal matters. He has taken cases through pleadings, discovery and trial preparation, and has pursued appellate review when that step was necessary. Jaffe also maintains current membership in professional associations and participates in the routines of practice that keep an attorney versed in changing law and procedure.
Colleagues describe his work as methodical. He approaches each matter step by step, weighing the legal issues and practical consequences for clients. In the courtroom he relies on direct presentation and careful attention to precedent. Outside the courtroom he prepares filings, meets with opposing counsel and aims to move matters forward efficiently. He has navigated procedural requirements at multiple levels of the judicial system and adapted to the evolving demands of litigation practice.
Now in practice in Ohio, he continues to appear before the Sixth Circuit on appeals that require federal appellate review. His day-to-day work combines courtroom appearances, appellate briefs and client counseling. As of 2026 he practices law in Ohio and appears before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, concentrating on client representation in state and federal matters.
