Andrew is a skilled and prolific teacher. He taught securities regulation at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, for more than a decade and he has co-developed and co-teaches a course on M&A litigation at the Faculty of Law. Andrew has lectured in the contested transactions course and the Global Professional LLM program at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, as well as in the undergraduate course on corporate and securities disputes and in the LLM programs on corporate transactions and insolvency offered by Osgoode Hall Law School. In addition, the Ontario Securities Commission invited Andrew to teach a 2013 Securities Investigation Training Course on disclosure obligations in Ontario securities law, and he co-developed a conference with Staff of the OSC on the regulatory public interest jurisdiction. He also regularly provides seminars to clients on developments in corporate, securities and insolvency law.

Andrew is a co-author of Securities Enforcement, Canadian Securities Law Reporter, published by CCH in 2006.

Andrew serves as a member of the Commercial List Users Committee and served for a term on the Securities Proceedings Advisory Committee of the OSC.

Within Torys, as co-head of the firm’s pro bono committee, Andrew is responsible for screening and approving pro bono matters as well as assisting with the supervision and staffing of those matters.