Andrew Lampros

• Supreme Court of Georgia
• U.S. District Court Northern District of Georgia
• U.S. District Court Middle District of Georgia
• U.S. District Court Southern District of Georgia
• Court of Appeals of Georgia
• U.S. District Court Eastern District of Tennessee
• All Tennessee Trial and Appellate Courts
• State Bar of Georgia
• Georgia Trial Lawyers Association
• Academy of Rail Labor Attorneys
• American Association of Justice
• Georgia state courts, 2000
• Tennessee state courts, 1999

• Record $4.8 million tort settlement with the state of Georgia on behalf of Betty Lewis, the widow of Julian E. Lewis, a Black man who was shot and killed by a Georgia State Patrol trooper during what began as a routine traffic stop., 2022
• $275K settlement reached in Erwin for an officer-involved lawsuit where a man was shot in the face by an officer.
• Blessing v. Sirius XM Radio, Inc., No. 1:09-cv-10035 (S.D.N.Y.) (antitrust, breach of contract, and consumer protection class action resulting in settlement valued at $180 million on behalf of class)
• Roth v. GEICO General Ins. Co., No. 16-cv-62942-WPD (S.D. Fla.) (over $43 million class action settlement plus prospective relief for unpaid sales tax, title transfer, and registration fees on auto total loss claims)
• Joffe v. GEICO Indemnity Co., No. 18-cv-61361-WPD (S.D. Fla.) (consolidated for class action settlement with Roth)
• Bellamy v. GEICO General Ins. Co., No. 6:17-cv-00891-PGB-LRH (M.D. Fla.) (over $33 million class action settlement plus prospective relief for unpaid title transfer and registration fees)
• Bastian v. United Services Automobile Association, et al., No. 3:13-cv-01454-TJC-MCR (M.D. Fla.) (Corrigan, J.) ($56 million class action settlement for unpaid sales tax on auto claims)
• Anderson v. Esurance Property and Casualty Ins. Co., No. 2019-CA-00336 (Fla. 4th Cir. Ct.) (Anderson, J.) ($1.1 million class action settlement for unpaid title transfer and registration fees)
• Lovin v. Hancock Roofing & Construction, LLC d/b/a Hancock Claims Consultants, and Brad Hancock, Case No. 1:15-cv-00540-ELR (N.D. Ga.) (FLSA class action and collective action settlement for $900,000 against nationwide roof services provider)
• Simmons v. Valspar Corporation, No. 10-cv-03026 (D. Minn.) (FLSA collective action settlement for $1.22 million on behalf of retail product managers against Valspar Corporation)
• $1 million settlement - Sexual Harassment Claims Against Ex-Police Chief in Southeast GA., 2021
• $180 million Antitrust Class Action against Sirius XM., 2011
• $1.42 million settlement for burns and back injuries in a maritime vessel engine explosion.
• $1.4 million for a train conductor who suffered a back injury as a result of a defective derailer.
• $825,000 settlement for an automobile accident involving back injuries.
• $684,000 for breach of contract and intentional infliction of emotional distress and fraud.
• $600,000 settlement for a back injury due to a train derailment.
• $550,000 settlement for an automobile accident involving back injuries.
• $300,000 for a breach of contract and fraud and unjust enrichment dispute.
• $250,000 for a church custodian injured back in an automobile accident.

• ATLANTA — The Georgia State Patrol didn’t have a body camera policy when the U.S. Department of Homeland Security asked for it in April of last year. “We currently do not use body cameras,” Georgia Department of Public Safety Commissioner Col. Chris Wright responded. “Each vehicle is equipped with camera systems,” he added, according to internal emails we obtained through the Georgia Open Records Act.The Georgia State Patrol still boasts three decades later that it was the first agency in the nation to deploy dash camera systems. But, the statewide law enforcement agency is among the last to use the type of body-worn cameras that have become the standard in police departments large and small., FRAMED: Most trooper shootings occur off camera, Civil Rights, Wrongful Death, 2022
• SCREVEN COUNTY, Ga. — The family of Julian Lewis, a Black man shot and killed by a state trooper in southeast Georgia more than a year ago, has reached a nearly $5 million settlement with the state according to their attorneys. In a release, lawyers with Hall & Lampros, LLP said Lewis' widow Betty secured what they said was a record settlement with the state of Georgia, $4.8 million., Record settlement for widow of man killed by Georgia state trooper in 2020, Wrongful Death, Civil Rights, 2022
• SNELLVILLE, Ga. — A Gwinnett County father accused of leaving his baby to die in the back seat of his car is set to go before a judge Friday morning. Davied Whatley’s family said Snellville police officers assured him his 8-month-old baby was OK.Channel 2′s Audrey Washington spent the day Thursday going through the body camera videos of the incident released by police. Washington said the sound in the videos is hard to hear at times, but she was able to hear some key moments during Whatley’s interaction with police., Police video conflicts with family’s claims father told officers child was in backseat of hot car, Wrongful Death, Civil Rights, 2022

• Betty Lewis, the widow of Julian E. Lewis, a Black man who was shot and killed by a Georgia State Patrol trooper during what started as a routine traffic stop over an alleged broken tail light that was not, in fact, broken. Mr. Lampros obtained a record $4.8 million settlement, the highest tort settlement in Georgia history, for the widow., 2022
• Plaintiff David Tipton was shot in the face by a police officer who was using a light on his gun as a flashlight during a foot pursuit and attempted arrest. The lawsuit alleges that the officer used excessive force while the plaintiff was laying prone on his belly on the ground, and the officer pulled the trigger and shot Tipton in the eye. The plaintiff lost one eye, has had multiple surgeries in an attempt to reconstruct his skull, and is losing vision in his remaining eye., 2022

• Admitted to practice law in the State of Tennessee, 1999

• Recognized by Georgia Trend magazine as one of "The Best Lawyers in Georgia" in personal injury litigation., Georgia Trend's Legal Elite - Personal Injury, https://www.georgiatrend.com/2018/12/01/georgia-trend-2018-legal-elite/, 2018
• Mr. Lampros was recognized as an "Attorney to Watch" by Attorney at Law magazine, which wrote a profile about his numerous family members and ancestors who practiced law and how he would take the bus after school to the local courthouse in north Georgia to watch his great uncle try cases. Mr. Lampros began his legal career handling insurance disputes, and soon carved out a niche in civil rights, employment law, personal injury, wrongful death, amputation, traffic accidents, and other rights violations., Attorney to Watch, Attorney at Law magazine, 2022

• Wake Forest University School of Law, 1999

• The town of Erwin and an officer with the Erwin Police Department are named in a lawsuit alleging excessive use of force after a man was shot in the face following a pursuit in 2021. According to the lawsuit, plaintiff David Tipton Jr. was shot by Erwin Police Department officer Josh Ollis while attempting to comply with Ollis’ directions to put his hands behind his back while lying prone on the ground., Man shot by Erwin police officer claims excessive force in lawsuit, Personal Injury, Civil Rights
• SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — The state of Georgia has agreed to pay a $4.8 million legal settlement to the family of a Black man who was fatally shot by a state trooper trying to pull him over for a broken tail light. The office of Georgia’s attorney general confirmed the hefty settlement amount Friday. The trooper who killed Julian Lewis was swiftly fired by the Georgia State Patrol and charged with murder following the 2020 killing. But the prosecution of the former trooper, Jacob Thompson, stalled last summer when a grand jury in rural Screven County declined to indict him., Georgia to pay $4.8M in state trooper’s killing of Black man, Civil Rights, Wrongful Death
• The state of Georgia will pay a $4.8 million settlement to the family of a 60-year-old Black man who was fatally shot by a state trooper in 2020 during a traffic stop over a broken taillight, officials said. Julian Edward Roosevelt Lewis, 60, was killed on Aug. 7, 2020, after the trooper, Jacob Thompson, spotted him driving at night with a broken taillight, according to a report from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation., $4.8 Million Settlement Reached in Trooper’s Fatal Shooting of a Black Driver
• The widow of a man killed by a Georgia state trooper over an alleged broken taillight in 2020 was awarded a $4.8 million settlement, the family’s attorney said Thursday. The tort settlement, awarded to the family of Julian E. Lewis, is the largest since 1990, according to data provided by the Georgia Department of Administrative Services, attorney Andrew Lampros said., $4.8 million settlement awarded to widow of man killed by Georgia state trooper, Wrongful Death, Civil Rights
• (CNN)The widow of Julian E. Lewis, a Black man who was fatally shot by a Georgia state trooper in August 2020, will receive a $4.8 million settlement from the state, attorneys representing the family said. "While the record-making settlement does not bring back her husband for widow Betty Lewis and other family and loved ones, it sends a powerful message to the State and those in law enforcement and other positions of power that unnecessary use of force against innocent citizens is unlawful, morally corrupt and carries legal consequences," a statement released by Hall and Lampros, Attorneys at Law said., Georgia settles with widow of Black man killed by state trooper for $4.8 million, attorneys say, Civil Rights, Wrongful Death

“Andrew is an excellent lawyer who regularly tries cases to a jury verdict with great results for his clients.”

“excellent lawyer”