About Andrew R
Andrew R Mallory built a steady legal career from a classroom in Gulfport to courtrooms across Florida. He earned his J.D. from Stetson University College of Law in 2010 after completing his studies in 2008 and moved into public service soon after. The early years of his practice gave him direct experience handling the pressures of courtroom work and client advocacy.
Mallory began his career as an Assistant State Lawyer in the State Lawyer's Office for Florida’s Sixth Circuit in 2010. That role put him behind the prosecutorial table and into a mix of misdemeanor and felony matters common to a busy circuit. The work required quick legal research, courtroom preparedness, and routine collaboration with investigators and fellow prosecutors.
After public service he shifted into private practice. In 2013 he joined Ogden & Sullivan as an associate. The next year he moved to the Law Office of Paul Gionis, again serving as an associate and further developing litigation skills. In 2016 he took an associate position at Denmon Pearlman. Across those years he handled case preparation, pleadings, and client consultations while adapting to different firm cultures and case loads.
His experience spans government and private-sector roles. Time in the State Lawyer’s Office provided trial exposure and a deeper familiarity with Florida criminal procedure. Subsequent firm work expanded his practice to the demands of civil litigation and client-focused representation. Colleagues describe him as methodical in building case files and practical in assessing litigation risk.
Outside the courtroom he has worked on motion practice and discovery strategies. Those tasks often shape the course of a file long before trial. He has balanced court appearances with behind-the-scenes legal drafting and negotiation, skills that translate across disputes and hearings.
Public records list his jurisdictions as Florida. The most recent firm affiliation shown in available records is Denmon Pearlman, where he served as an associate in 2016. As of 2026 he continues to practice in Florida and handles matters brought in the state’s courts.
