Overview
Andrew Milam clerked for the Honorable James T. Vaughn Jr. in the Delaware Supreme Court.
Andrew focuses his practice on litigation in the Delaware Court of Chancery and the Delaware Supreme Court involving corporate governance, corporate control, fiduciary duties, appraisal, and related contractual and commercial disputes.
In law school, Andrew competed on William & Mary’s moot court team in regional and national tournaments. In 2017, he was runner-up at the Thomas Tang National Moot Court Competition.
PRACTICES
Corporate & Chancery Litigation
Mergers & Acquisitions
Investigative & Demand Committees
Clerkships
- The Honorable James T. Vaughn Jr., Delaware Supreme Court, 2018-2019
Select Experience
- Represented former publicly traded media company in appraisal action following take-private transaction.
- Represented sellers of private data-security company in post-closing indemnification litigation.
- Represented private cryptocurrency company in successfully defending expedited litigation brought by co-founder challenging his removal from the board and termination as an officer.
- Represented committees of public company boards of directors in investigations of potential state-law fiduciary claims relating to alleged insider trading.
- Represented directors of private early-stage medical device company in defense of litigation alleging breach of fiduciary duties and related claims.
- Represented purportedly removed manager of limited liability company in defense of litigation relating to the validity of that removal.
- William & Mary Law School, J.D., summa cum laude, 2018
William & Mary Law Review - University of Delaware, B.A., Music, 2013
Education
Bar Admissions
- Delaware, 2018
- United States District Court, District of Delaware, 2020