Andrew Leroy Rudder is a personal injury lawyer and published author of the LexisNexis Inc. book entitled, “Catastrophic Impairment Law in Canada”.

His practice is devoted to severe and catastrophic plaintiffs’ personal injury cases, including motor vehicle collisions, slip and falls, and assaults, as well as accident benefits and disability benefits claims. 

His clients include people who sustained catastrophic impairments resulting in severe traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, paraplegia or tetraplegia, severe impairment of ambulatory mobility or the use of an arm, amputation, loss of vision, and mental and behavioural disorders. 

He regularly appears as lead counsel at the Superior Court of Ontario to conduct trials and summary judgment motions, and has argued several times at the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

Andrew received an Honours Bachelors of Arts degree from York University, majoring in Philosophy, and graduated with distinction on the Cum Laude List Honours.

Andrew earned his law degree from the University of Windsor.