Andrew W. Riley is an Associate Attorney with nearly three years of legal experience in personal injury law. Originally drawn to business law, he found his true calling on the plaintiff’s side — advocating for those injured through no fault of their own and helping them navigate a system that can feel overwhelming without the right guide in their corner.
Andrew W. Riley
Andrew W. Riley
Background
He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Lindenwood University and a law degree with a business law emphasis from the University of Missouri – Kansas City. He is licensed to practice in Missouri, Illinois, and the Eastern District of Missouri (federal court), and is a member of the Missouri Bar, MATA, and BNI.
Role
He manages motor vehicle accident cases from client intake through settlement, handles legal research, drafts lawsuits and pleadings, argues motions, and takes depositions. He also plays a supporting role in catastrophic injury and trucking accident cases.
Approach
He prioritizes open, consistent communication — reaching out proactively, returning calls the same day whenever possible, and making sure every client knows they can always reach him. His goal is simple: keep clients informed so they can focus on healing while he handles the rest.
Strengths
His greatest assets are his research and writing skills, sharp legal analysis, and strategic thinking. He genuinely enjoys diving into complex legal topics and applying that knowledge to real-world case strategy — staying organized and goal-focused whether the pressure is high or low.
Why It Matters
Recovering from an injury is hard enough without the added stress of navigating insurance companies and legal proceedings. He believes his clients deserve to focus on getting better — and that it’s his job to carry the legal burden for them.
Personal Insight
He made the deliberate choice to leave business law behind because personal injury work felt more meaningful. Seeing a client’s relief when a strong settlement offer comes through is, to him, the most rewarding moment this work has to offer.
Fun Fact
He has known he wanted to be an attorney since the third grade — and he’s been working toward it ever since.
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