Rick Sand

Rick Sand is a founding partner of Sand Law, LLC. He is a zealous advocate for the injured and devotes his practice to representing the “little guy” against large insurance companies, corporations, and the government. He focuses on motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, motorcycle accidents, and catastrophic injuries.

Rick Sand graduated from the University of St. Thomas School of Law in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is licensed to practice law in Minnesota, Arizona, and North Dakota.

During law school, Rick worked for the Alaska Department of Administration’s Office of Public Advocacy (OPA). At the OPA, he advocated for indigent clients accused of criminal offenses within the Municipality of Anchorage. He later devoted his time to the Arizona Justice Project, which aims to help inmates overturn wrongful convictions in the State of Arizona.

After law school, Rick worked in civil litigation, where he has since represented the wrongfully injured.

Rick has litigated countless cases that have resulted in successful outcomes for his clients at all stages of litigation.

Rick’s community involvement has consisted of volunteering at elderly care facilities as well as coaching Special Olympics, most notably as a volunteer during the Special Olympics Winter World Games in Boise, Idaho.

In his spare time, Rick enjoys hunting, fishing, and spending time with his wife and kids.