Peter Andrews founded Andrews & Springer LLC with his partner Craig Springer in 2014 to level the playing field between corporations and the stockholders and other interested parties they serve.
A Notable Career Dedicated to Advocating for Others
Peter graduated from Dickinson School of Law at Penn State in 1998 and has always been actively litigating securities matters and other financial crimes. Starting with representing broker dealers and registered investment advisors, by 2004 his focus turned to representing plaintiff stockholders in large securities matters on contingency. Peter honed his litigation skills on many high profile cases, including Tyco and Enron. Peter frequently appeared in the Court of Chancery in mergers and acquisition cases and derivative proceedings, including expedited and injunctive proceedings. While litigating Chancery Court matters for another contingency firm, Peter met Craig and realized that by forming Andrews & Springer they could control the litigation and be more efficient while pursuing only those matters they personally selected. Since forming Andrews & Springer, Peter has been involved in some of the most transformative rulings in the Court of Chancery in recent decades, including a recovery of $1 Billion in cash for stockholders of Dell, and the battle over Elon Musk’s 2018 pay package at Tesla.
A Big Picture Approach
With two decades of litigation experience, now involving cases with billions of dollars at stake, Peter’s leadership has helped foster a culture of investigation, implementation, and persistence. While these cases require deep knowledge of both law and economics, they also require street smarts and local knowledge of the Court of Chancery to navigate the challenges of the litigation and resolution process.
Peter’s strength lies in focusing on the objective—holding corporations accountable for their misconduct. He digs deep without losing sight of the big picture and develops effective strategies to overcome any obstacle.