Faculty and Administration Profiles

Robin Andrews

About

Since 2005, Robin has been an enforcement attorney at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, where he investigates and litigates violations of the Federal securities laws in actions brought in U.S. District Court and in SEC Administrative Proceedings. Robin also trains attorneys and accountants at the SEC in various legal, investigative, and trial practice areas.

Since 2014, Robin has taught a variety of trial practice courses at Loyola, including Trial Practice I (Intensive), Trial Practice II (Section 1), and Trial Practice II (Section 2: A Securities Fraud Trial), and he has guest lectured for Evidence.

Since 2019, Robin has also served as faculty for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Midwest Trials Skills Program, the premier trial advocacy program for practicing attorneys.

Degrees

BA, Economics, The University of Chicago, 2002
JD, Boston University School of Law, 2005

Program Areas

Trial Practice

Courses Taught

Trial Practice I - Intensive; Trial Practice II (A Securities Fraud Trial)