Andrew London is an associate in the Administrative Law Department, where he concentrates his practice on federal and state health care regulation, state Attorney General investigations, and state ethics and lobbying law compliance. He has significant experience litigating regulatory and other public law matters in both federal and state court. Andrew’s practice also includes advising clients on regulatory enforcement proceedings and strategic counseling on regulatory and administrative processes.
Andrew advises health care providers, insurers, drug and device manufacturers, and related entities in matters related to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the Food and Drug Administration, and state health care programs. He assists these companies in complying with regulations, understanding ongoing regulatory developments, and litigating challenges to statutes, regulations, and other administrative decisions.
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Andrew also represents clients under investigation by regulatory agencies, including the Massachusetts Attorney General. He helps clients to understand allegations, investigate facts, and come to productive resolutions. Andrew has also assisted multiple health care providers conduct internal investigations into potential misconduct.
Andrew counsels clients from a variety of industries regarding their compliance with Massachusetts state ethics and lobbying laws. In addition, his practice includes work on state ballot questions, including successfully challenging the Attorney General’s certification of a ballot question before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
Before joining Foley Hoag, Andrew had considerable experience in public policy. Prior to law school, he served as a Policy Analyst to Governor Deval Patrick, where he worked on matters relating to education, transportation, housing and economic development.
Andrew currently serves as a member of the firm’s Hiring Committee. He also maintains an active pro bono practice.
