PERSON: Jasmine Rand

Rand Law, L.L.C.

Founder/Attorney

Jasmine Rand is the founding attorney of RAND LAW, L.L.C. a Miami-based civil litigation firm located in Coral Gables. Rand has posted numerous multimillion dollar recoveries in catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death cases against large corporations and their insurance companies for incidents involving rape, death, paralysis, and serious bodily injury. Perhaps best known for her representation of the families of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida and Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri; Rand excels in the civil rights arena and has fought police brutality throughout the nation against police departments ranging from NYPD to the LAPD. In addition to her dynamic legal practice, Rand has written law school curriculum and is an adjunct law professor at the University of Miami, School of Law, and also teaching faculty in Harvard Law School’s Trial Advocacy Workshop.

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Rand frequently uses media as a form of advocacy and has been featured as a legal analyst on CNN, MSNBC, HLN, and Fox, on shows such as: Anderson Cooper 360, Nancy Grace, the O’Reilly Factor, Hard Ball with Chris Mathews, Starting Point with Soledad O’Brien, Dr. Drew, Jane Velez-Mitchell, and has appeared in Spanish on Telemundo. Internationally, Rand has appeared on NTN24 out of Bogota, Colombia, the Fuji evening news in Japan, on the Smile Jamaica and Ian Boyne’s Profile on TVJ in Jamaica, and has done radio appearances in Australia, Japan, and Jamaica.

Nationally recognized for her achievements in the legal profession, in 2013 Rand was recognized by IMPACT and the National Bar Association as one of the Nation’s Best Advocates Top 40 Lawyers Under 40 in the United States. Rand was named as a finalist for the Distinguished Honoree of the Year Award in 2014 by the Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr., Bar Association in Miami, Florida. The Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights Under Law founded by President John F. Kennedy recognized Rand in 2012, with the national Distinguished Civil Rights Advocate Award for, “Fulfilling the legal profession’s highest ideal in advancing equal justice for all.”