Andrew J. Bjorklund (Drew)

Associate

Pittsburgh + 1.412.394.7201

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Drew Bjorklund represents clients in complex contract, insurance, statutory (Fair Credit Reporting Act [FCRA]), and antitrust matters in state and federal courts. He has been a member of teams defending an international pharmaceutical manufacturer in an antitrust case, defending a pharmaceutical management company in contractual and indemnification disputes, and successfully resolving civil litigation implicating constitutional rights for a prominent religious organization.

Drew has extensive litigation experience in state and federal courts, including briefing and motions practice at the district and appellate levels, e-discovery, offensive and defensive discovery, depositions, and working with fact and expert witnesses. In addition, Drew has experience in alternative dispute resolution.

Drew also maintains an active pro bono practice. He assists victims of online child sexual exploitation in seeking criminal restitution.

Experience

  • Client prevails in contested proceedings, securing permanent legal residency for young individual fleeing from gang-related violenceJones Day successfully represented a teenage young adult in obtaining legal permanent resident status in contested proceedings before the immigration court.
  • Former incarcerated person obtains significant settlement relief after indifference to medical needsJones Day successfully represented a formerly incarcerated individual against the United States in an action alleging civil rights violations relating to an incident that took place at the Federal Correctional Institute at Loretto in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
  • Catholic Diocese successfully resolves litigation implicating constitutional rightsIn December 2020, the Diocese of Buffalo retained Jones Day to defend a state court civil lawsuit suit filed by the New York Attorney General.
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