Andrew D. Sachs

By watching as business owners were offered unreasonable solutions for prices they couldn’t afford, by being on the other side of that table, Andrew Sachs was able to see what was truly missing in the areas of small business law and life planning.

Starting a number of businesses himself and working for over a decade with small and large businesses doing operational consulting, Andrew saw the world of problems facing the entrepreneur today, up close. With this real-world experience, he understands how to break down difficult legal theories, how to get his clients what they need, and how to make sure the services he provides are relevant and tailored to the client.

With a thorough education, Bar Admissions, and the professional associations you would want to see with any lawyer, Sutton Sachs Meyer combines a real world understanding with the knowledge of an attorney, to give you the advice and the partner you need to make the best decisions.

• License
  Licensed in Florida
  State: Florida
  Acquired: 2014
  Currently Registered
  
  Licensed in New Jersey
  State: New Jersey
  Acquired: 2013
  Active
  
  Licensed in New York
  State: New York
  Acquired: 2013
  Currently Registered
  
• Work Experience
  2017 - Present Partner, Sutton Sachs Meyer PLLC
  1900 - Present Partner, Sutton Sachs Meyer PLLC
  2014 - 2014 Attorney, Epic Systems
  2014 - 2017 Attorney, Sachs Law, P.C.
• Education
  2013 - Seton Hall University School of Law - JD - Juris Doctor
  2001 - Cornell University - BS - Bachelor of Science
• Speaking Engagements
  2017 - Retail Liquor Licensing in New York - Beverage Management
  2017 - Retail Liquor Licensing in New York - Beverage Management
  2016 - Retail Liquor Licensing in New York - Beverage Management
  2016 - Retail Liquor Licensing in New York - Beverage Management
  2015 - Retail Liquor Licensing in New York - Beverage Management
• Publications
  2013 - Seton Hall Law eRepository
  Is the NFL Playing Dirty with Super Bowl Clean Zones?: Will the Noerr-Pennington Doctrine Be Successfully Applied By the NFL in Williams v. City of Arlington and Future Cases Involving the Super Bowl Clean Zone Ordinance
• Languages
  English - Native / Fluent

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