ANDREW ERIC
SCHWARTZ
755 NE 32nd
Street, Boca Raton, FL 33431 · (561) 758-6290 · aeschwartz@law.gwu.edu
The Florida Bar 2012
Palm Beach County Bar Association 2012
Palm Beach County Bar Association Young Lawyers
Section 2012
Education
The George Washington
University Law School Washington,
DC
Juris
Doctor
Former
Director of Planning, National Security Law Association May
2011
Competitor,
2011 McKenna Long & Aldridge “Gilbert A. Cuneo” Government Contracts Moot
Court Competition
Competitor,
2009 Moot Court Competition
Competitor,
2009 Mock Trial Competition
Brandeis
University Waltham,
MA
Bachelor
of Arts in History and Politics, honors in History May
2008
Honors: Dean’s
List Fall 2006, Fall 2007
Honors Thesis:
“Man of Vision: Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Naval, Maritime and Air
Preparations for World War II”
Experience
Cleva Technologies, LLC Boca Raton, FL
In-House Counsel March
2012 – Present
Lead attorney in contract payment disputes with
government agencies
Drafting and reviewing commercial contracts
The O’riordan Bethel Law Firm, LLP Washington, DC
Law Clerk September
2010 – September 2011
Assisting partners drafting briefs for litigation
involving Mechanic’s Liens, construction contractor – subcontractor disputes
and bid protests
Liaising with clients and agency counsel to
successfully resolve alleged client environmental regulation violations
Aiding in the preparation of proposals broad portfolio
of federal and state level contracts
Drafting client memoranda on new regulations, SBA size
status standards, and personal net worth ceilings in support of client
strategic planning
Government
Accountability Office
Washington, DC
Procurement Law Student Extern
January – April 2010
First chair experience in drafting 14 bid protest and
request for reconsideration decisions by reviewing the factual record and
identifying relevant issues and applicable law on multi-million dollar
procurements
Reviewing GAO bid protest decision for error and
determining whether or not to grant request for reconsideration
Primary point of contact for all communications with
counsel for protestors, agencies, and interveners for assigned cases
United States
Naval History & Heritage Command
Washington, DC
Volunteer Intern
May – August 2010
Authoring explanatory editorial monographs and
commentary for publication in The Naval
War of 1812: A Documentary History, Volume 4 (Not Yet Published)
Researching primary documents, including journal
entries, naval logs, Department of War and Department of Navy orders, and
private correspondence for inclusion in The
Naval War of 1812: A Documentary History, Volume 4 (Not Yet Published)