Andrew Dean Popplewell is a lawyer practicing general practice, traffic violations, criminal law and 3 other areas of law. Andrew received a B.S. degree from University of Missouri in 2001, and has been licensed for 21 years. Andrew practices at Eng & Woods in Columbia, MO.
He was great to work with and kept me up to date on my case. He was very nice and very understanding of everything that was going on. I hope to never have to use Andrew again but in the case I do get in trouble he will be the first one I contact! He was so nice and so easy to work with!
tried to call Andrew Popplewell and inform him of something pertaining to my case and his immediate reply was "you need to get off meth"....WOW! I've never used that in my life! False accusations from my own lawyer for respectfully trying to inform him of something? That is unprofessional and unbecoming of any attorney. Do you have me confused with someone, or are you full of yourself? This isn't even a drug case. I just got out of the hospital for a serious injury and this is the first thing you say? I was totally polite to him up until that point. That's when I knew he wasn't the lawyer for me. I'm not on drugs, I'm sick of attorneys who think they can just say whatever they want. I was rightfully upset with this, as anyone would be, he said again, "You're on something." Nope. Maybe you are? I have never done that stuff in my life, but I have had friends and relatives (my sister, 3 months ago as a matter of fact) die from it. That struck a nerve, as it would have anyone. Fired.
tried to call Andrew Popplewell and inform him of something pertaining to my case and his immediate reply was "you need to get off meth"....WOW! I've never used that in my life! False accusations from my own lawyer for respectfully trying to inform him of something? That is unprofessional and unbecoming of any attorney. Do you have me confused with someone, or are you full of yourself? This isn't even a drug case. I just got out of the hospital for a serious injury and this is the first thing you say? I was totally polite to him up until that point. That's when I knew he wasn't the lawyer for me. I'm not on drugs, I'm sick of attorneys who think they can just say whatever they want. I was rightfully upset with this, as anyone would be, he said again, "You're on something." Nope. Maybe you are? I have never done that stuff in my life, but I have had friends and relatives (my sister, 3 months ago as a matter of fact) die from it. That struck a nerve, as it would have anyone. FIRED!
1000 West Nifong Boulevard, Building 7, Suite 201Columbia, MO 65203U.S.A.
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