Andrew R. Safranko

Andrew R. Safranko, Esq. is a member of LaMarche Safranko Law PLLC, where he concentrates his practice in criminal defense, health care fraud and abuse, professional discipline and Plaintiff’s civil litigation. Mr. Safranko is active in all aspects of criminal litigation, including motion practice, trial, post-trial proceedings, appellate matters, subpoenas, and investigations in both State and Federal Courts. He has represented thousands of criminal clients on issues ranging from major felonies and complex white-collar crimes, to misdemeanors and violations. Mr. Safranko has represented individuals and entities in matters including mail and wire fraud, public corruption, health care fraud, tax crimes, computer crimes, mortgage fraud, RICO, pornography, drug crimes, assaults, burglary, DWI, domestic violence, theft, sex offenses, and probation/parole violations. He has participated in and tried many high profile criminal defense matters. Mr. Safranko has also been instrumental in recovering millions of dollars for clients in personal injury matters, in both New York State and Federal Courts.

Mr. Safranko has lectured around New York State, on topics such as the rights, practices and procedures that nursing homes are entitled to during criminal investigations, and is a  legal analyst on  the Paul Vandenburgh Show, 1300 AM in Albany, New York. Mr. Safranko has been selected by his peers to be included in the publication The Best Lawyers in America.

Mr. Safranko is admitted to practice before all New York State Courts and the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York and the District of Vermont. Mr. Safranko is a graduate of Albany Law School, Emory University, and the Albany Academy. Mr. Safranko is a member of the New York State and Capital District Trial Lawyers Association, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the New York Defenders Association, and the New York State and Albany County Bar Associations.