Andrew E. Sarti, Esq.

Andrew’s priority is to provide the highest caliber of legal representation to his clients. He understands the difficulties felt by those involved in these complicated matrimonial issues and counsels all with compassion while delivering zealous adversarial representation. Above all, he is unwavering in his dedication to secure the most favorable results for you.

Andrew brings a rich, diverse background to the Micklin Law Group’s practice as he possesses a broad range of experience. He began his legal career as an associate attorney in a leading boutique law firm based in New York City, handling a wide range of complex commercial litigation cases and other civil disputes. In addition to litigation, Andrew has represented clients of all sizes, from individuals to large organizations, in business counseling and contractual matters.

Along with his legal career, Andrew’s pre-law school work experience is vast, including program and project management, mergers and acquisitions, contract negotiations, vendor management, information technology, hospitality management, and corporate compliance. He attended New York Law School’s accelerated honors program where he obtained his Juris Doctor in two years rather than the conventional three. While at law school, Andrew was named to the Dean’s List, clerked for an honorable Judge in the Superior Court of New Jersey, and later worked as a summer associate at a New York City law firm.

In his free time, Andrew trains in a martial arts called Krav Maga, military self-defense and fighting system developed for the Israel Defense Force.

Education

New York Law School, New York
J.D., with Honors

Wagner College, New York
B.A. in Economics, magna cum laude

Honors and Awards:

• Douglas Gee Morton Award in Economics (2011)
• L. William Knight Memorial Leadership Award (2011)
• The Economics Department Award (2012)
• Dean’s List scholar (2008-12)
• President of ODE, International Economics Honor Society (2009-12)
• Member of ODK, Leadership Honor Society

Bar Admissions

• New Jersey
• New York