Savannah Rand

Savannah Rand didn’t become an attorney for the titles or the accolades—she became one to help people. Plain and simple. Whether it's standing up to powerful insurance companies or guiding her clients through one of the most challenging times in their lives, Savannah is committed to making the legal process less overwhelming and more empowering.

“I love problem-solving,” Savannah says. “The law is vast and intricate, but at its core, it’s about finding solutions. My goal is for my clients to walk in with burdens and walk out with peace of mind.”

A fierce advocate for the injured, Savannah is passionate about holding wrongdoers accountable and making sure her clients’ voices are heard. She knows that behind every case is a real person with real struggles, and she fights to get them the justice they deserve.

Savannah’s drive and competitive edge started long before she stepped into a courtroom. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida, where she balanced academics with leadership, athletics, and community involvement. A former member of the UF Dazzlers dance team, a sister of Kappa Delta sorority, and even Miss University of Florida 2016, she learned early on how to perform under pressure—a skill that now serves her well in high-stakes litigation.

That same tenacity carried through Baylor Law School, where she earned a Dean’s Academic Excellence Scholarship and excelled in national moot court competitions. Savannah was a finalist and high-placing competitor in multiple national-level contests, including the American Bar Association National Moot Court Competition Regional and the National Criminal Procedure Moot Court Competition. She also won the 2018 Dawson & Sodd Moot Court Competition, proving early on that the courtroom is where she thrives.

Graduating Cum Laude in August 2020, she wasted no time diving into trial work. Savannah joined the Sloan Firm right out of Baylor Law School and immediately hit the ground running. A graduate of the prestigious Trial Lawyers College, she’s already gained extensive trial experience that many attorneys wait years to achieve. She’s also a proud member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and Texas Young Lawyers Association, and she gives back to her community by volunteering with Longview Teen Court.

Originally from Florida, Savannah now proudly calls East Texas home—this Texas transplant has found her place and purpose here in Longview. At the heart of her life is her unwavering faith. She is deeply involved at Grace Creek Church, where she serves as a Worship Leader. For Savannah, faith isn’t just something she practices on Sundays—it’s the foundation of everything she does.

Outside of work and church, Savannah and her husband, AJ, share a love for travel, embracing new experiences together whenever they can. Whether exploring new cities or enjoying quiet moments in nature, they cherish the adventures that marriage brings. And of course, when they can, they bring their three furry friends—Gracie, Ryleigh, and Moose—along for the ride.

At the end of the day, when Savannah is in the courtroom, she gets to do what she does best—fight for justice. “Being in the trenches, standing up for people who need a voice, and delivering real results—it’s not just a career, it’s my calling. I was made for this.”

Whether she's taking on big insurance companies, strategizing her next case, or simply being a source of strength for her clients, Savannah is all in—because for her, personal injury law isn’t just a profession; it’s a mission.