Andrew advises clients who have suffered serious injury as a result of accidents or negligent medical care.

In his personal injury practice, he works on a broad range of claims including road traffic accidents, workplace accidents, fatal accidents and public liability matters. He has experience assisting senior lawyers on complex and high-value cases, helping clients secure compensation to support their recovery, rehabilitation and long-term needs.

In his medical negligence practice, he advises on claims involving delayed diagnosis, surgical errors, substandard consent and failures in treatment or care. He has a particular interest in cases concerning men’s health issues and orthopaedic injuries. He also has experience assisting with claims involving negligent mental health care and supporting families through the inquest process following deaths in medical settings.

Andrew's career at Russell-Cooke began in March 2022 as an administrative assistant before being swiftly promoted to legal assistant in September 2022. Andrew qualified as a solicitor in March 2026.

• Mr X v London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust (2026): Acted for the claimant in a medical negligence claim arising from the performance of an unnecessary circumcision procedure without informed parental consent. Secured a £75,000 settlement for physical and psychological injuries.

• Mr X v (1) ZC (2) Mulsanne Insurance (2024): Acted for a cyclist who suffered orthopaedic and psychological injuries following a road traffic collision. Secured settlement without the need for legal proceedings.

• Inpatient assault claim: Acted for a vulnerable psychiatric inpatient who was sexually assaulted by an agency nurse while detained under a mental health trust's care. The claim included damages for psychiatric injury and a Human Rights Act claim for breach of Article 3, resulting in a favourable settlement.

• Occupiers' Liability claim (2026): Acted for a cyclist who sustained significant orthopaedic and head injuries after slipping on temporary construction boarding. Achieved settlement following the issue of proceedings despite liability being denied and allegations of contributory negligence being made.

• Fatal clinical negligence claim: Acted for the estate of a deceased patient in a claim arising from an alleged delay by an ambulance service in responding to an emergency call. Despite liability being denied throughout, achieved settlement through correspondence.

• Delay in diagnosis of testicular torsion: Acting for a claimant in a medical negligence claim arising from delayed diagnosis resulting in the loss of a testicle. Liability was admitted and settlement achieved.

• CM v London Borough of Croydon Council (2024): Acted for a claimant in a Highways Act claim involving serious dental and facial injuries caused by a pavement defect. Secured compensation, including future treatment costs, despite liability remaining disputed.

• Association of Personal Injury Lawyers

• Read Law at the University of Surrey.

• Passed the SQE1 and SQE2.