Overview
Andrew focuses his practice on counseling technology businesses, from start-ups to major corporations. He leverages his prior experience to advise clients on a range of transactional and compliance issues – from contracts to regulatory compliance to data privacy and more. Andrew’s clients appreciate his ability to think on his feet and find solutions, even in difficult situations.
Before joining Michael Best, Andrew was a Partner with health technology law firm Trifecta General Counsel LLC. He joined Trifecta in 2017 to meet the needs of the fast-growing health tech sector, focusing on innovation, transparency, and service. Andrew’s clients included health tech companies as well as healthcare systems, insurers, and pharmaceutical companies across the U.S. In the digital health industry, Trifecta advised companies in tech spaces including electronic health records, population health, telehealth, HIPAA-compliant cloud, artificial intelligence and machine learning, practice automation, managed integrations, and staffing services, among others.
Earlier in his career, Andrew spent six years with a healthcare software company. In this role, Andrew gained deep insight into the unique challenges healthcare and health tech businesses face and developed his passion to help them succeed. After his graduation from the University of Wisconsin Law School, Andrew gained initial experience as a Special Prosecutor in both the Walworth County District Attorney’s Office and the Marathon County District Attorney’s Office (Wisconsin).
Experience
Solutions in action
Credentials
- University of Wisconsin Law School, Juris Doctor (J.D.), 2011
- Knox College, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and Economics, 2008
- Wisconsin
Insights

Oregon SB 951 targets MSO’s: What PE-Backed Healthcare Practices Need to Know
On June 9th, 2025, Oregon enacted Senate Bill 951 [1] (the “Bill”), a law significantly limiting how management service organizations (“MSOs”), specifically those backed by…Read
Jun 23, 2025

Congress Looks to Maintain Telehealth Status Quo
We are now three months removed from the uncertainty surrounding Congress’ renewal of certain key flexibilities in Medicare reimbursement for telehealth.Read
Mar 10, 2025

Uncertain Outlook for the Extension of Pandemic Telehealth Flexibilities
With the countdown to the end of the year, industry stakeholders have been closely monitoring whether current telehealth flexibilities will remain. One of the lasting…Read
Dec 20, 2024
