Andrew Moak

Meticulous. Victorious. With over two decades of courtroom experience, Andrew consistently delivers exceptional outcomes for clients across Alabama who have experienced catastrophic injuries or lost loved ones due to negligence or wrongdoing.

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About Andrew Moak

Throughout his career, Andrew has built an impressive track record handling complex cases involving car and commercial trucking accidents, defective products, pharmaceutical negligence, medical malpractice, and other preventable tragedies. Having tried over 50 cases throughout Alabama, he has earned peers' respect and high regard, reflected through consistent top rankings and endorsements.

Recognized Leadership

Awards & Honors

Consistently recognized as a Super Lawyer for his outstanding trial work and professionalism, Andrew maintains active involvement in prominent professional organizations, including the Birmingham Bar Association, Alabama State Bar, National Trial Lawyers, American Association for Justice, and the Alabama Association for Justice.

Educational Excellence

Andrew earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama in 1999 and continued there to earn his Juris Doctor from the University of Alabama School of Law in 2002.

During law school, Andrew served as junior editor of the Law and Psychology Review and distinguished himself as a key member of the National Trial Team, coached by the esteemed late Robert F. Prince. Under his mentorship, Andrew's team achieved semifinalist honors in the 2001 Association of Trial Lawyers of America Mock Trial Competition, earning Andrew the George Peach Taylor Award for Outstanding National Trial Team Performance in both 2001 and 2002. Licensed to practice in all Alabama state courts and the U.S. District Courts for Northern, Middle, and Southern Alabama, Andrew Moak continues his unwavering pursuit of remarkable results, driven by meticulous preparation and a deep commitment to each client’s unique story.

Case Results That Speak For Themselves

Andrew Moak’s intense preparation and courtroom presence have led to numerous precedent-setting verdicts and settlements. Since 2017 alone, some of his standout trial victories include:

$25 million – Catastrophic brain injury case, Morgan County
$18 million – Catastrophic brain injury case, Jefferson County
$15 million – Wrongful death of a child, Montgomery County
$12 million – Catastrophic brain injury, Blount County
$5 million – Medical malpractice wrongful death, Montgomery County
$3.2 million – Serious injuries, Jefferson County