Andrew Carroll is a litigator with a diverse and complementary practice who represents professionals, mortgage lenders and servicers, and construction clients in both civil and disciplinary proceedings.
Education
J.D., Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2013
B.A., Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania, 2010
Recognitions
Named among the Ones to Watch – Commercial Litigation by Best Lawyers (2023)
Memberships
Board Member, Professional Liability Defense Federation
Membership Chair, Defense Research Institute
State Bar Licenses
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Illinois
Court Admissions
U.S. District Ct., E.D. of Pennsylvania
U.S. District Ct., District of New Jersey
- Obtained defense verdict on behalf of homeowners’ association in declaratory judgment action seeking imposition of maintenance duties relating to underground sewer piping.
- Prevailed on motion to dismiss third party complaint filed by investment fund against outside accounting firm for alleged failure to uncover $25 million Ponzi scheme.
- Successfully argued appeal of a trial court’s ruling dismissing fraud, conspiracy and negligence per se claims against an accounting firm.
- Obtained dismissal of a federal suit against ride-share company alleging violations of consumer protection laws and false advertising.
- Secured trial victory on foreclosure matter in which the defendant was over five years in arrears and challenged the chain of title and compliance with the applicable Pooling and Servicing Agreement.
- Attained dispositive relief on behalf of reverse mortgagee in matter where the borrower asserted origination fraud.
- Succeeded at summary judgment on behalf of mortgagee when inconsistencies in the execution and recording of an assignment of mortgage created allegations of fraud and lack of standing to foreclose.
- Won summary judgment on Dragonetti claim brought against attorneys representing the son of a high profile singer in an underlying estate dispute in the first case interpreting the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision in Raynor v. D’Annunzio.