Andrew Strotman

Andrew Strotman brings a wealth of experience from his distinguished ten-year career in the Marine Corps, where he served as both an infantry officer and a judge advocate. He commanded various units, including a rifle platoon and a company in the Second Marine Division. His legal education was completed at Creighton University, where he graduated summa cum laude in 1986 through the Funded Law Program.

Following his graduation, Andrew served as a trial defense counsel at Marine Corps Base in Quantico, Virginia. During this time, he was involved in several notable military cases, dealing with severe charges such as homicide and capital espionage.

In his civilian practice, Andrew has continued to excel, managing intricate white collar criminal and civil cases across federal, military, and state courts. He has provided legal representation for law enforcement officers and public officials in both civil and criminal proceedings. Additionally, Andrew offers advisory services to businesses on internal investigations, employee misconduct, and compliance with subpoenas and investigatory demands, including those related to HIPAA and financial privacy.