Andrew D. Cooper

Andrew Dennis Cooper, a proud native of Lee County, is deeply committed to serving the communities of Auburn and Opelika with unwavering dedication. Having graduated from Auburn High School, Andrew pursued his passion for Criminal Justice at Auburn University, where he earned his Bachelor's degrees and gained induction into the esteemed Criminal Justice Honor Society. Concurrently, he served as a Police Officer in the Atlanta Metro area during the Centennial Olympic Park bombing, fostering a unique perspective on law enforcement and its intersection with legal principles. Andrew's diverse experiences, including his tenure as a Corrections Officer, Police Officer, and his roots in the local community, imbue him with unparalleled insight into the nuances of the law, enabling him to provide exceptional representation across Lee, Chambers, Russell, Macon, Randolph, Bullock, Tallapoosa, and Montgomery counties.

Driven by a steadfast belief in the presumption of innocence and the right to robust defense, Andrew is deeply passionate about Criminal Law. He staunchly advocates for the rights of his clients, firmly believing that everyone deserves not only the best possible defense but also a second chance at redemption.

Beyond his legal pursuits, Andrew leads an active and balanced lifestyle, finding solace and fulfillment in his roles as an avid triathlete and devoted member of Saint Michael's Church. Recognizing the symbiotic relationship between spiritual and physical well-being, Andrew remains steadfast in his commitment to nurturing both aspects of his life. His dedication to maintaining a healthy body and mind is evident through his participation in half marathons, marathons, and numerous triathlons, reflecting his unwavering commitment to holistic wellness and personal excellence.