Andrew (Drew) Heinold is a Trial Attorney at Personal Injury firm Saltz Mongeluzzi & Bendesky, who focuses on catastrophic injury cases in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. These cases result from construction accidents, workplace accidents, electrical accidents, negligently-maintained premises, defective or malfunctioning products, motor vehicle accidents, and medical malpractice. Saltz Mongeluzzi & B
endesky, PC, is one of the nation's leading personal injury law firms. Its attorneys have secured some of the largest verdicts and settlements in the history of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. It is widely regarded as the best law firm in the United States representing construction workers who have been injured or killed. Drew is a graduate of Villanova University (2010), where he was a four year member of the Varsity Men's Soccer team. Following his time at Villanova, Mr. Heinold attended Rutgers School of Law-Camden where he focused his studies on the procedural and substantive issues that he now deals with on a daily basis. In his first year at Rutgers, Drew received an award for Excellence in Oral Advocacy. Additionally, he was a finalist in the Rutgers School of Law-Camden Intramural Mock Trial Competition. During law school, Drew gained a valuable understanding of the judicial system through his multiple internships. He interned for the Honorable Marie E. Lihotz of the New Jersey Superior Court-Appellate Division (2013) and Honorable John E. Harrington of the New Jersey Superior Court-Law Division, Burlington County (2012). Thereafter, Drew joined Saltz, Mongeluzzi, Barrett & Bendesky as a law clerk in 2013. Heinold was able to witness and learn from some of the top litigators in Philadelphia and New Jersey. Upon graduation from the Rutgers School of Law-Camden in 2014, Drew returned to the firm full-time and was named an associate following his passing of the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Bar Exams. Drew Heinold is admitted to practice law before both the Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey as well as the United States District Court of Eastern Pennsylvania. He is a member of the American Association for Justice, the Pennsylvania Association for Justice, Philadelphia Bar Association, and the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association.
