Andrew Leonatti
Andrew Leonatti is the senior editor of LawInfo. He has been a professional writer and editor for more than 15 years, holding many roles at Thomson Reuters over the last decade, including writing content and developing online marketing strategies for hundreds of law firms across the country, and writing and editing for FindLaw.com’s blogs. He loves his work on LawInfo because it helps connect people with the legal information and advice that they need to get through life’s most stressful moments.
Andrew previously spent five years as a reporter and editor on Capitol Hill, writing about Obamacare, Dodd-Frank financial reform, transportation, defense, and numerous other topics. He holds degrees from Saint Louis University and the University of Illinois. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, hiking, birding, cooking, seeing Pearl Jam in concert, and watching Seinfeld for the 100th time.
Latest Articles
Protect Your Children With Your Last Will and Testament
There’s a lot to think about when you are expecting a baby. Baby names, nursery décor, and car seat installation probably come to mind. However, there are also other important considerations to think about, like making a last will and testament. Read More
What Is Obamacare?
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is a federal health care law passed in 2010. This massive health reform law made profound changes in the regulation of health care and the health insurance marketplace. It is often called “Obamacare” since it was signed into law and championed by… Read More
How Immigration Affects U.S. Business and Tech Industries
Despite arguments about social media and the role it plays in our lives, the tech industry holds tremendous promise for world-changing innovations over the coming decades. Engineers, developers, entrepreneurs, and others flock from around the globe to Silicon Valley, Austin, and other American tech hubs to strike it rich and… Read More
The Value of Immigrant Labor on American Agriculture and Food Production Systems
Considering food is one of our basic needs, it makes sense that agriculture and food production make up such a vast portion of the U.S. economy. In fact, according to federal government data, food and agriculture account for $1.1 trillion of the country’s gross domestic product and 10.9% of all U.S. Read More
Everything You Need To Know About Unemployment and Bankruptcy
The U.S. does not typically have the most generous unemployment benefits. If you are out of work, you can quickly find yourself drowning in a mountain of bills, debt collector letters, and car loan payments. There may be no other option but to rely on credit cards to get by,… Read More
Working With Your Attorney
The relationship you have with your attorney is likely to greatly affect the outcome of your legal matter. It is essential to work with an attorney you can trust to prioritize protecting your rights and interests. Every attorney-client relationship is different, so there is no “right” strategy for all situations. However,… Read More
What to Look for in an Attorney
Now that you’ve made a few initial consultations with local attorneys, you must choose one who is right for you. That means considering a host of factors before making your final decision. Who you hire should ultimately come down to the answers attorneys provide to your questions and whether you… Read More
How Does Domestic Violence Affect Children?
Domestic violence has powerfully destructive and disruptive effects on more people than just the immediate victim. When there are children in the house, they are likely to suffer lasting behavioral, social, and emotional effects. Children may also become exposed to the legal system in the wake of domestic abuse. This… Read More
Do I Need a Lawyer?
If you have never worked with an attorney before, the thought of needing one can probably seem a bit intimidating. After all, aren’t lawyers expensive? Don’t they like to yell and boss people around? The first thing you need to realize is that most lawyers are not like the actors… Read More
How to Deal With a Difficult Landlord: Tips to Follow When Your Landlord Is Being Unreasonable
If you are a renter, you know how important it is to have a trustworthy landlord. Moving is a big gamble because what happens if your new landlord doesn’t measure up? Many renters deal with difficult landlords. Rental property issues can include a slow response to maintenance, refusing to return… Read More
