Practice Leader
p. 502.566.1030
andrewg@cottonandallen.com

Andrew Green joined Cotton + Allen in 2007 and is the leader of the firm's Litigation Consulting Group.  Before joining the Cotton + Allen, Andrew practiced law for more than 10 years, five of which as an associate with Frost, Brown, Todd.  In addition to operating as a sole practitioner in civil litigation, Andrew worked in the forensic accounting field for approximately four years.

Education
B.A. in Accounting/Economics, cum laude, Thomas Moore College, 1990
J.D., cum laude, University of Kentucky College of Law, 1995

• University of Kentucky Law Journal, Articles Editor, 1994 - 1995
• University of Kentucky Law Journal, Associate Editor, 1992 - 1993

Professional Memberships and Honors
Admitted to practice law in Kentucky
Certified Public Accountant, Kentucky and Ohio
Kentucky and Louisville Bar Associations, Member
Certified Valuation Analyst, National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts
Certified Financial Forensics, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Expertise
Bankruptcy and Turnarounds
Business Valuations
Commercial Litigation
Economic Damages
Fraud Claims
Loss of Profits

Significant Cases
Represented Liquidator in various matters arising out of the liquidation of Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co. (largest to date in Kentucky history); supervised testifying experts relating to retroactive valuation of company in cases involving approximately $100 million in claimed preferential transfers/fraudulent conveyances; prepared brief in successful appeal to enforce personal guarantees relating to approximately $120 million of unpaid commercial loans.

Represented receiver of Ohio title company appointed to recover several million dollars lost through stock manipulation scheme; participated in NASD securities arbitration proceeding that resulted in approximate $6 million judgment in client's favor; prepared trial briefs and worked extensively with testifying experts.

Represented trustee appointed under Securities Investor Protection Act to liquidate stock brokerage firm involved in theft of approximately $6 million in client funds; assisted trustee in taking custody and possession of brokerage firm and supervised work performed by accounting experts to determine nature and extent of losses involved.