“I anticipate potential challenges and offer thoughtful counsel and strong advocacy to my clients.”

Andrew Holland is a member of the municipal and state government practice and litigation and dispute resolution teams. He represents municipalities in various matters concerning the areas of commercial litigation, municipal law, land use, and environmental law. Andrew’s practice focuses on land use disputes where he drafts documents for pleadings, motions, and discovery. He conducts complex legal research for his clients and provides guidance in a broad array of municipal issues including administrative appeals for land use, zoning, and foreclosures. Concentrating on local ordinances and regulations, both state and federal compliance matters, and land use public hearing procedures, Andrew brings an intuitive viewpoint to his practice. He is the newest member of the firm’s municipal practice group, which represents more than half of Connecticut’s 169 municipalities, as well as numerous national, regional, and private entities.

Prior to completing his Juris Doctor, Andrew gained insightful legal experience as an Intern at the Office of the Connecticut Claims Commissioner. He first joined Halloran Sage as a Summer Associate and continued on as a Law Clerk conducting thorough research, comprehensive drafting, and assisting in preparation for depositions, arbitrations, hearings, and appeals. During law school, Andrew was a Member of UConn’s Insurance Law Review and served as a Teaching Assistant for a first-year Criminal Law course.

Andrew received his JD from the University of Connecticut School of Law and his Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, from Fordham University.