Andrew Savage

Prior to law school, Andrew spent a year working as a park ranger with the National Park Service at Boston National Historical Park. He also served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guinea, where he collaborated with women-led farming cooperatives to promote sustainable agriculture. During his time in law school, Andrew participated in the Workers’ Rights Litigation Clinic, where he advocated for workers who had been falsely accused of unemployment fraud. He also served in a leadership capacity with the Eviction Defense Team, providing legal aid to individuals and families facing eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following his graduation from law school, Andrew joined Morgan Lewis & Bockius as a labor & employment associate in the firm’s Boston office. He currently works for a plaintiff-side employment firm in California and serves as a legal expert for an AI company.

In addition to his role as a UMichigan Law Darrow Scholarship interviewer, Andrew also conducted interviews for potential summer associates at Morgan Lewis, gaining valuable perspective on what law schools and employers look for beyond academic metrics. His own admissions journey—resulting in offers and substantial scholarships from multiple T-14 law schools—was shaped by deep research into the process and what schools prioritize in applicants. 

As a coach, Andrew is known for his personalized, long-term approach. He believes each applicant’s path should be shaped by their distinct goals and experiences and is committed to helping students build compelling, authentic applications. His flexible and detail-oriented style empowers applicants to adapt their plans as their goals evolve.

Outside of admissions and legal work, Andrew enjoys snowboarding, playing basketball, and reading Stephen King novels.

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