Andrew W. Lamb

Andrew ("Andy") Lamb practices in litigation and provides antitrust advice to clients pursuing significant transactions.  Mr. Lamb has represented clients facing False Claims Act, intellectual property, and antitrust lawsuits, as well as disputes involving international law.  He has also assisted clients in responding to government investigations concerning proposed transactions and in completing pre-merger filings under the Hart-Scott-Rodino ("HSR") Act.

Representative Matters

• Defending large pharmaceutical company's subsidiary in False Claims Act litigation before federal district and appellate courts.
• Representing corporation in interactive entertainment industry in responding to Federal Trade Commission investigation of proposed major acquisition.
• Assisting various clients in obtaining HSR clearance of proposed transactions from Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice.
• Defending corporation in false advertising litigation in Southern District of New York and advising same corporation regarding disputes in multiple countries concerning intellectual property rights.

Previous Experience

• Department of Defense, General Counsel’s Office of Standards of Conduct, Legal Intern;
• University of Georgia, Department of Philosophy, Franklin College Post-Doctoral Fellow; and,
• United States Department of the Air Force, Air Logistics, Contracting Officer.

Pro Bono

• Representing plaintiffs suing for constitutional and statutory violations by government agency and agency officials in enabling violent assaults at detention facility.  
• Assisting incorporation and tax exemption application of 501(c)(3) organization.

Memberships and Affiliations

• American Bar Association, Member

Publications and Speeches

• "No Longer the Cave of History: Knowing the Universal in Context," International Philosophical Quarterly (2002)
• "Supplementable Adequacy: Ground for a Situated Certainty," The Southern Journal of Philosophy (2001)