About Andrew
Andrew Norfleet is a Pennsylvania-licensed attorney whose career reflects steady involvement in the state's legal community. He trained in law at Widener University, earning his J.D. in 1999 after completing undergraduate studies at Pennsylvania State University, where he received B.A. degrees in Political Science and American Studies in 1993. Those years of study laid a foundation in both legal doctrine and the broader social context that shapes public policy.
Norfleet has been active in Pennsylvania's legal circles for many years. He is a current member of the Pennsylvania State Bar. He is admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and has built a practice that operates from multiple central locations in the state. Over time he has handled matters brought in state courts and counseled clients on issues arising under Pennsylvania law.
His work life has been centered in central Pennsylvania. He splits time between offices in Lemoyne, York and Harrisburg. Those locations have kept him engaged with courts, local institutions and clients across several counties. Operating from several offices has allowed him to serve people and organizations who prefer local access to counsel.
Colleagues describe Norfleet as steady and pragmatic. He approaches cases with an emphasis on careful analysis and practical outcomes. He balances courtroom work and client counseling, depending on what a matter requires. He has also participated in professional activities through the state bar, where current membership keeps him connected to continuing legal education and rules of practice.
Outside of court dockets, Norfleet’s record shows a focus on staying current with developments in Pennsylvania law. He draws on his academic background in political science and American studies when a case raises policy or historical questions. That broader perspective can be useful when factual and legal issues intersect.
His office locations and long-standing ties to the state bar make him a familiar presence in central Pennsylvania legal circles. He currently practices law from offices in Lemoyne, York and Harrisburg, concentrating on matters arising under Pennsylvania law.
