Buckley Sandler co-founder retiring to pursue other businesses

Andrew Sandler, the chairman and executive partner at Buckley Sandler, is retiring from the law firm he co-founded to pursue other business interests. He will step down on March 20.

Sandler, who has advised banks and other companies for over three decades, co-founded Buckley Sandler in 2009 with partner Jeremiah Buckley. He had previously worked for more than two decades at Skadden, Arps. Slate, Meagher & Flom.

Andrew Sandler

Sandler is the CEO of Treliant, an advisory firm that consults for the financial services industry; chairman and founder of Asurity Technologies, a software firm; and founder of Temerity Capital Partners, an investment firm focused on early stage fintech and regtech companies.

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