Andrew Potter is a Staff Attorney at CDEL, working in the Early Resolution Program. He primarily deals with consumer debt and eviction cases. 

 Andrew began his legal career as an Illinois Bar Foundation Fellow at the Loyola Community Law Center Clinic. While there, he practiced primarily in the areas of minor and adult guardianships, and was appointed Guardian ad litem on a number of minor guardianship cases.  Following that, he worked at Cunningham-Lopez LLP as an Associate Attorney, working in domestic relations and probate.

He attended Northwestern University in Evanston and graduated with a BA in History and Political Science in 2011. He then attended Loyola University Chicago for Law School, graduating with a JD in 2020, and sat for the Bar in October 2020. While at Loyola, he was a student editor on the Consumer Law Review, and was published in the 2019 Spring issue. He found an interest in public interest during law school through the Loyola Community Law Center Clinic as a 711 law student.