About Andrew Ross
Andrew Ross Frisch attended Benjamin N. Cardozo. He studied there before beginning a multi-jurisdictional legal career that has taken him into state and federal courts across several regions. His academic years set the stage for courtroom work and bar admissions in multiple states and circuits.
Frisch is admitted to practice in New Jersey, New York, Florida and Georgia. He also holds admission to the 11th, 6th and 3rd U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal. Those admissions allow him to appear in a range of federal appellate matters as well as trial courts in the listed states. Over time he has built a practice that operates across state lines and federal jurisdictions.
Since 2001 he has maintained membership in a professional association, reflecting ongoing engagement with the legal community. That continuity suggests a sustained professional presence rather than a single-period affiliation. Across his career he has balanced filings and hearings in trial courts with appearances before appellate panels when matters have advanced beyond the trial level.
His work touches both state procedure and federal appellate practice. He has navigated jurisdictional requirements in multiple states and secured the credentials needed to present arguments to three different federal circuits. Short courtroom sessions alternate with long periods of briefing and research. He moves between written appellate advocacy and the oral argument room as cases require.
Today he continues to practice across the jurisdictions where he is admitted. His calendar typically reflects filings in state courts and briefs filed in federal appellate courts. He keeps his practice active in New Jersey, New York, Florida and Georgia and appears in the 3rd, 6th and 11th Circuits. His current practice centers on representation in state and federal courts.
