Vicki Roberts

Roberts was born in Long Island, New York. She graduated as valedictorian of her high school class before earning a degree in Radio, Television, and Film from California State University, Northridge. She later obtained a Juris Doctor from Southwestern University School of Law, where she graduated with honors and was placed on the dean's list. == Career ==

Legal career She was admitted to the California State Bar in 1983, and to the New Jersey State Bar in 1986. In addition to litigation, she has worked as an entertainment attorney and was formerly a licensed talent agent. She co-founded the Kismet Talent Agency and has been involved in client representation within the entertainment industry. Her legal work has extended into media, where she has appeared as an on-air legal commentator discussing high-profile cases and legal issues., Lou Ferrigno, Jermaine Jackson, Don Krishner and others. She has provided legal consultation to Red Buttons and Larry King. Media and television work Roberts has appeared in various television programs and media productions, often as a legal analyst or personality. Her television credits include appearances on programs such as Celebrity Justice and Jury Duty, as well as commentary roles on news and entertainment platforms. == Writing and poetry ==

Roberts is the author of Bourgeois Poetry (2019), a collection of poems written in a classical, metered style. Her work often explores themes of memory, relationships, and historical reflection. She received Honorable Mention in the Society of Classical Poets International Poetry Competition in 2022 for Antietam and in 2023 for What Time Is It?. In addition to writing, Roberts has worked as a pianist and songwriter, composing music across multiple genres. == Personal life ==

Roberts resides in Palm Beach County, Florida. She is married to Arthur Andelson, a former insurance agency manager, certified paralegal, talent agent and United States Air forces veteran. Through her maternal grandmother, Blanche Schildkraut, Roberts is related to the Schildkraut family of actors, which includes Academy Award–winning actor Joseph Schildkraut and Yiddish stage actor Rudolph Schildkraut. == Selected works ==

Books • Bourgeois Poetry (2019) • Beyond a Reasonable Doubt introduced by Larry King (2006) (Co-author) ==Filmography==