It's about helping you.
We listen. We care.
We make you and your case our priority.
We have the experience and the team to get justice for you.
Personal Injury
We have the trial experience and the team to get justice for you.
Civil Cases
To get justice in a civil case, you need a strong and experienced advocate with an excellent team. We have both.
Entrepreneurs
We work with small and large business owners.
Mediation
We act as mediators and can help resolves disputes between parties.
Help for Kids
Divorce is hard, custody disputes are even harder. We listen, we care and we work compassionately to help you move forward.
Co-Counsel
Attorneys: Want help with a challenging case? We have the trial experience and the team to help you win.
Real Estate
The Richard Law Firm can help with land use and real estate disputes.
Construction
The Richard Law Firm helps settle construction lawsuits.
Discrimination
If you are being discriminated against or sexually harassed, call us. We can help.
Trucking Accidents
We love a challenge and the opportunity to take on trucking companies and their insurance companies in court.
Why We’re Different.
We are known for our persistence and preparation.
We are proud of our honesty, integrity and dedication.
We are reliable and we work hard. Most important of all, we have the courage to stand up for our clients.
Big-firm Experience. Small-firm Relationships. Although we have big-firm experience, we prefer to work in a small-firm environment that is focused on client service and justice.
Cases We Don’t Take
We work for people who have been wronged. We don’t take frivolous lawsuits. We do not represent large corporations or insurance companies.
Articles & Insights
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Andrea Richard Speaks at Liberty Day
Andrea recently volunteered for the Liberty Day Institute. The Institute is a nonprofit organization that works with foundations, community organizations, local businesses, and volunteer attorneys across the country to ensure that all children know and
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Is the Presumption Against Shared Custody Coming To An End?
by Andrea Richard, Esq. Before November of 2017, Wyoming courts did not favor shared custody unless there was a good reason for such an arrangement. Eickbush vs. Eickbush, 2007 WY 179, ¶ 11, 171 P.3d