Biyografi
Maxwell Frost was born on a crisp autumn day, October 18th, in the heart of New England, Boston, Massachusetts. Raised in a family that valued education, integrity, and public service, Maxwell’s childhood was characterized by discussions of justice and the importance of making a positive impact on society. His parents, both educators, instilled in him a strong sense of curiosity and a love for learning.
After completing his secondary education, Maxwell pursued his higher studies at Yale University. He pursued a double major in Political Science and History, immersing himself in the intricacies of governance, policy, and the evolution of legal systems. During his time at Yale, he participated in debates, volunteered at local legal clinics, and further solidified his commitment to pursuing a legal career.
Deneyim
Defending Catastrophic Cases
Before devoting his career to representing survivors and the families of those who were wrongfully killed, Drew worked for many years defending cases for large insurance companies and corporations, in both the United States and overseas. In that capacity, Drew litigated cases for Fortune 500 companies and eight of the top 15 largest insurance companies in the U.S.
Government and Nonprofit Work
Drew has served as private civil counsel to the Georgia Secretary of State, the Georgia Securities Commissioner, the Georgia Real Estate Commission, and the Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Board. He has served as civil counsel to Special Assistant Attorneys General, several large metro-Atlanta cities/counties, receivers in civil RICO actions, and several District Attorneys throughout Georgia. While in law school, Drew served as a legal intern with the Office of the General Counsel for the Department of Homeland Security, where he did a variety of work, including putting together cases that would strip the U.S. citizenship away from foreign citizens who were discovered to be horrific international human rights abusers.
Drew also helped achieve a victory at the Supreme Court of the United States and various federal Courts of Appeals while litigating first amendment and other constitutional issues with the American Center for Law and Justice.
Eğitim
Drew graduated from Auburn University where he obtained a Bachelor’s of Science in Finance with a concentration in Economics. He received his law degree from Regent University School of Law where he served on the Trial Advocacy Board and was an officer in the Federalist Society.
