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Buckley Sandler Co-Founder Andy Sandler to Leave Firm

Nine years to the day after Andrew Sandler co-founded financial services powerhouse Buckley Sandler, he will retire from the firm.

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Nine years to the day since Andrew Sandler co-founded financial services powerhouse Buckley Sandler, he will retire from the firm.

In a letter to colleagues sent Wednesday morning, Sandler wrote that after returning from a “wonderful family trip … I have reached the conclusion that it has become too difficult to continue to juggle my role as chairman and executive partner of Buckley Sandler with my responsibilities leading Treliant Risk Advisors, Temerity Capital and Asurity Technologies and still have time to pursue my personal interests.”

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Jenna Greene is editor of The Litigation Daily and author of the "Daily Dicta" column. She is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and can be reached at [email protected].

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