Andrew S. Greenberg

Andrew S. Greenberg serves as a Teaching Professor at Syracuse University College of Law, leveraging extensive practical experience from his private law practice in Syracuse that began in 1990. His expertise spans civil rights litigation, personal injury, criminal law, and family law across state and federal courts in upstate New York.

Professor Greenberg's academic credentials include:

• J.D., magna cum laude, Syracuse University College of Law (1989)
• B.A., Bates College (1983)

His professional focus centers on high-impact legal domains requiring nuanced advocacy:

• Civil Rights Law: Specializing in Section 1983 actions addressing police misconduct
• Torts: Concentrating on plaintiff's personal injury litigation
• Criminal Law: Handling state and federal criminal cases
• Family Law: Representing children as law guardian in juvenile delinquency, abuse/neglect, and custody proceedings
• Transactional Law: Managing real estate and estate matters including litigation

Professor Greenberg contributed significantly as associate director of the Lockerbie Trial Families Project, demonstrating commitment to victim advocacy and practical legal education through high-profile case support.