Andy is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Emory University School of Law, where he teaches Introduction to Legal Analysis, Research and Communication (ILARC), and Introduction to Legal Advocacy (ILA). He also provides expert consulting through Repario Data LLC, through which Andy has testified as an expert in digital forensics, eDiscovery and information security in state, federal, and international proceedings. Before taking on those roles, Andy served for 20 years as the founder and CEO of ELIJAH, which specialized in digital forensics and electronic discovery. Andy named ELIJAH after his eldest son, in part as a reminder of why he needed to go to work and why he needed to come home. Prior to ELIJAH, Andy was a partner with an international law firm, practicing in commercial litigation and technology law. He also served as General Counsel of the International Save the Children Alliance in Geneva, Switzerland, and was a judicial clerk for the Honorable Harlington Wood Jr. of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Andy earned various national recognitions for his work in legal technology, and received the Outstanding Recent Alumni Award for Public Service from the University of Illinois College of Law. Andy graduated as class valedictorian from the University of Illinois College of Law, Summa Cum Laude, where he also was Editor-in-Chief of the University of Illinois Law Review. He earned his bachelor's degree, Magna Cum Laude, from Illinois State University.
Read MoreAndy is the leader of Repario's digital forensics business unit. Andy also founded and led the ELIJAH team recognized as Digital Forensics Provider of the Year by Finance Monthly Magazine, Computer Forensic Investigations Provider of the Year (U.S.) by the ACQ Law Awards, and as Best for Computer Forensics & Expert Testimony Services (U.S.) by the AI Legal Awards. He has managed and testified as an expert in multi-faceted digital forensic engagements in civil matters relating to trade secret misappropriation, patent and trademark infringement, will and trust disputes, contracts, personal injury, and evidence spoliation, among others. Digital forensic criminal engagements Andy has led include those involving allegations of computer fraud and abuse, child pornography, and public corruption, among others. Andy also routinely serves as a digital forensic neutral, assisting parties with efficiently preserving and investigating key evidence, and reporting on findings to the parties and courts.
Read MoreAndy founded a company recognized as Leading Data Security Adviser of the Year in both Florida and Illinois by the AI Leading Advisor Awards. He has a depth of experience in cybersecurity matters, and has testified as an expert in data security best practices and in matters involving alleged unauthorized account access and hacking. Andy has led a variety of incident response and information security assessment engagements on behalf of law firms, financial institutions, and SMBs.
Read MorePrior to joining Repario, Andy founded and led the ELIJAH team recognized as eDiscovery Company of the Year by the AI Legal Awards and as Best Overall E-Discovery Company by the Daily Business Review. Andy has testified in federal and state courts as an expert in electronic discovery and evidence spoliation, and continues to be called upon as an eDiscovery Liaison, eNeutral, and expert eDiscovery consultant.
Read MoreEngility Corp. v. Daniels, U.S. District Court, D. CO (2016) – In a matter involving alleged misappropriation of confidential data, testified regarding the extent and timing of such misappropriation
SimonMed Imaging Florida LLC v. Drew Medical, Inc., 19th Judicial Circuit, FL (2016) – Testified as a forensic neutral expert engaged by special master regarding evidence spoliation issues.
Con-Way Multimodal, Inc. v. Defer, Washtenaw County Circuit Court, MI (2016) – In a matter involving alleged misappropriation of confidential data, testified regarding the extent and timing of such misappropriation
Speak of the Devil: First Amendment Protection of Immoral Conduct, 1992 U. Ill. L. Rev. 879 (1992)
An Essay on the Dilemma of “Honest Abe”: The Modern Day Professional Responsibility Implications of Abraham Lincoln’s Representation of Clients He Believed To Be Culpable, 72 Neb. L. Rev. 1205 (1993)
Electronic Evidence and Computer Forensics: A Brief Primer, IICLE Law Office Technology Flash Points (2004)
Certified Computer Forensics Examiner
EnCase Certified Examiner
Certified BlackLight Examiner
AccessData Certified Examiner
Certified E-Discovery Specialist
Andy is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Emory University School of Law, where he teaches Introduction to Legal Analysis, Research and Communication (ILARC), and Introduction to Legal Advocacy (ILA). He also provides expert consulting through Repario Data LLC, through which Andy has testified as an expert in digital forensics, eDiscovery and information security in state, federal, and international proceedings.
Before taking on those roles, Andy served for 20 years as the founder and CEO of ELIJAH, which specialized in digital forensics and electronic discovery. Andy named ELIJAH after his eldest son, in part as a reminder of why he needed to go to work and why he needed to come home.
Prior to ELIJAH, Andy was a partner with an international law firm, practicing in commercial litigation and technology law. He also served as General Counsel of the International Save the Children Alliance in Geneva, Switzerland, and was a judicial clerk for the Honorable Harlington Wood Jr. of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.
Andy earned various national recognitions for his work in legal technology, and received the Outstanding Recent Alumni Award for Public Service from the University of Illinois College of Law.
Andy graduated as class valedictorian from the University of Illinois College of Law, Summa Cum Laude, where he also was Editor-in-Chief of the University of Illinois Law Review. He earned his bachelor’s degree, Magna Cum Laude, from Illinois State University.
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