Andrew J. Rorvig
952.544.5501
arorvig@mcfarg.com
952.544.5501
arorvig@mcfarg.com
Legal Assistant: Molly Kovash – mkovash@mcfarg.com
Andy is a partner and a graduate of the University of Minnesota and Mitchell-Hamline College of Law. He is admitted to both the Minnesota and North Dakota state and federal courts. Prior to law school, Andy worked in government at the Minnesota State Senate and the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.
Since joining the firm in 2005, Andy has become known as a trial lawyer. In 18 years, he’s tried dozens and dozens of jury trials all over Minnesota from Carlton to Detroit Lakes to Mankato, and back. As a result, Andy is a Certified Civil Trial Law Specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association. He also argued in front of the Minnesota Court of Appeals.
Starting in 2008 and continuing today, Andy serves as an adjunct professor at the University of St. Thomas and as a guest lecturer at Mitchell Hamline Schools of Law. When not teaching law students, Andy also enjoys academic writing and serves as the co-editor of the Minnesota State Bar’s ‘Minnesota Motor Vehicle Accident Deskbook.’ Due to this legal education background, he has become a well known and regarded speaker regarding civil litigation and insurance related topics.
Some of his professional accomplishments include being named either a Rising Star or a Super Lawyer since 2011 by Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine. In 2016, Andy was named as one of the “Attorneys of the Year” by Minnesota Lawyer for his efforts with his partner Paul McEllistrem in obtaining a $5.5 million jury verdict in Hennepin County. In 2019 he was recognized for his many trial related achievements and invited to become a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates.
Andy’s free time is spent with his family. He has a wife and two sons. They live in the Crocus Hill neighborhood in St. Paul. He and his wife are active in their community with Andy having served and serving on local non-profit boards and always organizing and coaching youth sports. He’s got a special spot for the Capitol City. Just ask him.