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Benjamin Rush Rand is a dedicated attorney based in Richmond, Virginia, with a robust practice focusing on healthcare law and personal injury cases. As a proud member of the Virginia State Bar, Benjamin is passionate about providing legal assistance to those in need. He understands the stress and uncertainty that can arise from legal challenges, whether they involve a speeding ticket, serious felony charges, or personal injury from an automobile accident. Growing up in South Boston, Virginia, Benjamin began his professional journey after graduating from the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) and working for three years in the healthcare construction industry. This unique background informs his understanding of healthcare-related legal matters. Driven by a desire to advocate for others, he pursued a legal education and subsequently served as a prosecutor in Southampton and Mecklenburg County. During his tenure, he successfully tried numerous felony and misdemeanor cases, gaining invaluable courtroom experience. Now in private practice, Benjamin has expanded his expertise to represent a diverse clientele, including large corporations, single parents, college students, and construction workers. His approach emphasizes honest communication and a commitment to fighting for his clients’ best interests. While he cannot guarantee specific outcomes, Benjamin assures clients that he will exert every effort to achieve a favorable resolution, handling each case with integrity and dedication. In his personal life, Benjamin enjoys spending quality time with his wife, Elizabeth, and cherishes the moments they share together. With a deep-seated commitment to his community and clients, Benjamin Rush Rand stands ready to assist those facing legal challenges in Richmond and beyond.
Child custody attorneys help parents establish and modify custody arrangements. They advocate for the best interests of children in custody disputes. Common matters include custody disputes, visitation rights, custody modifications, parenting plans.