Andrew Blumberg represents institutional investors in high-stakes corporate governance and fiduciary duty actions, with a focus on complex actions before the Delaware Court of Chancery. His practice is informed by his legal and business training, his clerkship for Chancellor Andre G. Bouchard of the Delaware Court of Chancery, and significant experience at well-known plaintiff and defense firms.
Andrew is a respected voice on Delaware corporate law and an active contributor to leading academic and governance forums, including as a member of the Delaware Court of Chancery Rules Committee and a Board member of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance.
Andrew has played key roles in precedent-setting victories, including:
In re Mindbody, Inc., S’holder Litig.: $27 million partial settlement and trial verdict against sell-side CEO, affirmed on appeal.
In re Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. Stockholders’ Litig.: $162.5 million settlement in an action challenging the take private of Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. by its controlling stockholder. This was the second largest recovery in an action arising out of a take-private transaction.
In re Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. Stockholders Litigation, C.A. No.2022-1114-JTL (Del. Ch.): $125 million settlement in an action challenging a side deal that was entered into in connection with the merger of Warner Brothers and Discovery, Inc.
In re Viacom Inc. Stockholders Litigation: $122.5 million settlement on behalf of former Viacom, Inc. stockholders in an action challenging the merger of CBS, Inc. and Viacom, Inc.
Hollywood Firefighters’ Pension Fund v. GCI Liberty, Inc., C.A. No.C.A. No. 2020-0880-SG (Del. Ch.): $110 million settlement and substantial governance enhancements in an action challenging the acquisition of GCI LibertyInc. by its controlling stockholder, Liberty Broadband Corp.
A frequent author on a wide range of corporate governance issues, Andrew earned a Burton Award for his article “Fiduciary Duties of Corporate Directors in Uncertain Times". Andrew also co-authored, among other articles, “A Critical Analysis of ‘Fair Price’ In Entire Fairness Law in Delaware,” published by the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law in Spring 2025, and “Optimizing Delaware’s Corporate Law Amendment Process: Ideas for the Next 20 Years,” forthcoming in the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law.
He is regularly invited to speak at premier institutions—including Harvard Law School, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, the University of Virginia School of Law, and the New York City Bar’s Securities Litigation & Enforcement Institute—where he provides guidance on developments in Delaware fiduciary law and investor litigation strategy. His insights are sought by academics, policymakers, and investors navigating governance uncertainty.
Repeatedly recognized as one of the leading emerging litigators in the country, Andrew has been honored by Law360 (“Rising Star”), Lawdragon (“500Leading Litigators in America,” “Next Generation”), Benchmark Litigation (“40 & Under”), and The Legal 500. He also serves on editorial advisory boards shaping national litigation coverage.
Prior to joining the firm, Andrew was a Partner at Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP and, before that, a securities litigation associate at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP and a law clerk for Chancellor Andre G. Bouchard. He received an economics degree from Johns Hopkins University and a JD/MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.
Andrew is admitted to practice in Delaware and New York.
Client-centered. Value driven. Trial-ready