Martin A. Sandberg
No Company Is Too Big to Play Fair
About
Martin works primarily in the Qui Tam practice group representing whistleblowers in False Claims Act litigation who challenge fraudulent activity that corporations undertake. Martin also represents classes of employees and underserved communities in the Civil Rights and Impact Litigation practice group.
Prior to joining Nichols Kaster, Martin worked briefly as a criminal defense attorney and clerked for the Honorable Richelle M. Wahi in the 1st Judicial District of Minnesota. In law school, Martin externed with the St. Croix County District Attorney’s Office, B.K. Law Group, and the Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners Clinic. Martin was also a teaching assistant for Constitutional Law and is published in the Mitchell Hamline Law Review, where he was an associate and contributing editor.
Martin’s preferred pronouns are he/him/his.
Admissions
Education
- J.D., Mitchell Hamline School of Law
- B.A., University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
- A.A., University of Wisconsin-Barron County
Admissions
- Wisconsin Supreme Court
- Minnesota Supreme Court
- U.S. District Court – District of Minnesota
Presentations & Publications
- The Theoretical and Practical Shortcomings of Necessitating Appreciation for Punishment –Madison v. Alabama, 139 S.Ct. 718 (2019) Mitchell Hamline Law Review, Vol. 49, Issue 1.