About Andrea
Andrea Bromfeld earned her law degree from Fordham University School of Law in 1995 after completing a bachelor’s degree in economics at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 1990. The sequence is straightforward: a liberal arts undergraduate education followed by professional legal training in New York. Those years set the foundation for a career centered in the New York metropolitan legal community.
Her professional résumé includes a position as Special Counsel at Cooley Godward Kronish LLP. In that role she worked inside a large law firm environment, advising on matters that arose in both New York and New Jersey, the two jurisdictions where she is admitted to practice. She has spent much of her career in private practice and has focused on delivering practical legal advice to clients navigating state and regional issues.
Bromfeld’s educational background in economics and law informs her approach. She tends to favor careful analysis and clarity in drafting and counsel. Colleagues describe an attention to detail and a preference for clear, direct communication. Her training at Fordham came during a period of considerable legal change in the mid-1990s, and she has practiced through evolving regulatory and transactional landscapes since then.
Day-to-day work has included counseling clients, preparing legal documents, and participating in negotiations. She has handled matters that require coordination across state lines between New York and New Jersey. That interstate aspect has been a steady feature of her practice. It shapes how she approaches deadlines, jurisdictional questions, and client expectations.
Outside of client files, Bromfeld has maintained ties to the professional community in New York. She lists association membership as current. While public records in this profile do not catalogue specific leadership posts or publications, her sustained presence in a major metropolitan practice suggests longstanding engagement with peer networks and local legal institutions.
As of 2026 she maintains an office in New York and continues to work on matters arising in the two states where she is licensed to practice. Her current practice involves representation and advice to clients from that New York office.
