SCOTT SANDERS

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Scott Sanders was born and raised just east of Wichita in Eureka, Kansas, as the son of a small town lawyer who later became a Kansas District Court Judge. Scott always knew he wanted to follow his father’s footsteps in the law. At an early age, Scott was taught that carefully listening to the needs of clients and attention to detail were paramount in resolving legal disputes. Taking this advice to heart, Scott rolls up his sleeves and employs his small town work ethic in representing all of his clients, whether they are individuals or large business entities.

Outside of the office, Scott enjoys spending time with friends, family and his church. Scott is very active with high school sports in the community, as he diligently follows his daughters’ volleyball and basketball teams. When he is not in the stands at a local high school gymnasium, Scott can often be found at a Kansas State game, cheering on his beloved Wildcats as a proud fifth-generation K-Stater.

+ STATS

Kansas State University

Washburn University School of Law

+ LICENSE TO PRACTICE

State of Kansas

United States District Court for the District of Kansas

United States Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals

+ PRACTICE AREAS

Insurance Defense, General Civil Litigation, Government Liability Defense, Business Litigation, Insurance Law, Corporate and Business Law, Mediation, Personal Injury

+ AWARDS & MEMBERSHIPS

AV Preeminent® Attorney by Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings™

Selected to Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers® List (2014-2022)

Selected to Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers® Rising Stars List (2008-2010, 2013)

Selected to Super Lawyers® Business Edition – Litigation List

Selected to Best Lawyers in America®

Wichita’s “40 under 40” by the Wichita Business Journal (2009)

Coach of the Year for the East Wichita YMCA (2014)

Wichita Bar Association

Kansas Bar Association

Kansas Association of Defense Counsel – Board Member 2022

It’s just persistence. If you keep on doing the right thing, positive things will happen.

–Bill Snyder