About Andrew M.
Andrew M. Butchko constructed a professional legal career out of continuous work and public service. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Saint Joseph's University in 1984 and a J.D. from Rutgers School of Law–Camden in 1991. Those two institutions framed a trail that led him into government work almost right now after law school.
He began his profession within the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office. In 1986 he served as a state investigator, a role that positioned him on the intersection of law enforcement and legal process. By 1991 he returned to the Attorney General’s Office as a deputy lawyer common. Those years in state authorities gave him realistic insight into investigations, prosecution-related work, and the inner workings of regulatory enforcement.
Butchko moved into private practice later in his career. In 2012 he joined Helmer, Conley & Kasselman, PA as senior advisor. In that capacity he has recommended on things that draw on his background in government and law enforcement. He has combined casework and advisory roles, often handling things that require a knowing of each statutory and administrative processes.
Outside of case dockets, he has served as a teacher for the New Jersey Police Training Commission. That certification reflects knowledge translating legal and procedural principles for regulation enforcement audiences. His coaching roles have been practical and aimed at clarifying legal requirements for those who follow them within the area.
He maintains expert ties across the state. He is admitted to practice in New Jersey and is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association. At Helmer, Conley & Kasselman he is related to numerous of the firm’s workplaces, including places in Bridgeton, Freehold, Hackensack, Turnersville, Vineland, Willingboro and Woodstown. His work often calls for travel and collaboration with local counsel and municipal officers.
Colleagues describe Butchko as methodical and skilled in handling matters that contact on investigations and enforcement. He handles legal proceedings help, regulatory questions and advisory work that benefits from his government background. He has labored on cases that involve cross-jurisdictional problems and on matters where coordination with regulation enforcement businesses is important.
As of 2026 he continues to practice in New Jersey out of his position at Helmer, Conley & Kasselman, PA. His current practice focuses on legal proceedings help, regulatory compliance, and matters arising from government investigations.
