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Having worked for a federal judge for two years, Andi Savage brings an inside perspective to her litigation practice.

A second-generation lawyer, Andi spent her youth in a courtroom watching lawyers argue cases in front of a judge, who happened to also be her mother. However, it wasn’t until she conducted graduate school research on legal systems that Andi decided she should be in a courtroom, too.

Andi enjoys the strategy and variation of litigation and uses her knowledge of the innerworkings of the federal court system to help clients navigate complex matters. She also has experience researching and writing motions and memos for matters related to contract disputes, employment law, intellectual property, and insurance defense.

She has a Master of Arts in Communication and spent time as a teaching and graduate assistant in Communication at the University of Colorado before going to law school. While in law school, Andi worked as a student attorney at the Juvenile and Family Law Clinic at the University of Colorado Law School, where she appeared in court, conducted client interviews, and prepared motions and court documents.