LAWYER PROFILE

Andrew Tulumello

USA 2026

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Ranked in 2 practice areas

Litigation: General Commercial

District of Columbia

13 years ranked

Sports Law

USA - Nationwide

3 years ranked

About

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Practice Areas

Andrew (“Drew”) Tulumello is a trial lawyer who heads Weil’s Complex Commercial Litigation group. He has represented public companies across a range of industries in securities, RICO, and class action litigation. He also has represented several government contractors and tried cases against DOJ under the False Claims Act. He is a long-time counsel and advisor to several public companies on global legal strategy.

Career

Former Lecturer on Law, Harvard Law School. Adjunct Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center. Clerked, Judge Pamela Ann Rymer, Ninth Circuit. Law Clerk in the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

Personal

JD, magna cum laude, Harvard Law School, 1996.

Chambers Review

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Chambers Guide to the USA

Litigation: General Commercial - District of Columbia

Band 1

Individual Editorial

Andrew Tulumello, cochair of the firm's global litigation department, represents major corporations in various commercial disputes. He offers particular strength in antitrust claims and class actions, as well as handling appeals. He regularly acts for clients from the technology, transport and food and beverage sectors.

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Sports Law - USA - Nationwide

Band 4

Individual Editorial

Co-head of the complex commercial litigation practice, Andrew Tulumello has extensive experience of handling litigation and investigations concerning allegations of abusive coaching, among other issues.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Andrew is fantastic to work with.
Litigation: General CommercialChambers Guide to the USA
Andrew is very impressive.
Litigation: General CommercialChambers Guide to the USA
He is creative at problem-solving and a really top-notch litigator.
Litigation: General CommercialChambers Guide to the USA