Ron Shepherd

Ron is an AV Preeminent-rated trial attorney and founder of Shep Law Group, where he represents clients across Idaho in personal injury, wrongful death, and complex civil litigation matters. Born in Garden Valley and a longtime Idaho resident, Ron is deeply rooted in the state’s legal and local communities. His legal career is marked by professionalism, integrity, and a track record of courtroom success.

Ron graduated from Boise State University in 1999 and earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Idaho College of Law in 2002. He began his career at Hamilton, Michaelson & Hilty, LLP, first serving as the Caldwell City Prosecutor before transitioning into civil litigation, where he gained extensive experience and was made partner by 2008. In 2013, Ron founded Shep Law Group to focus on injury law and client-centered advocacy.

• Truck Accidents
• Wrongful Death
• Personal Injury
• Construction Litigation
• Real Estate Litigation
• Business & Commercial Disputes
• Consumer Protection & Collections

Ron’s early experience as a city prosecutor gave him valuable trial exposure and established trust with judges and court staff across Canyon County. He later expanded his litigation practice to cover a wide range of complex civil matters including eminent domain, creditor rights, and real estate law. With a reputation for strong advocacy and ethical conduct, Ron continues to lead Shep Law Group with a commitment to high standards and results.

• AV Preeminent Rated – Martindale-Hubbell
• Partner – Hamilton, Michaelson & Hilty, LLP (2008)
• Founder – Shep Law Group (2013)
• Respected Litigator – Personal Injury & Civil Litigation
• Trusted by Judges – Canyon County Court System

Ron is dedicated to delivering high-quality legal service with integrity, honesty, and professionalism. Whether representing victims of serious truck accidents or handling complex business disputes, he brings a steady, strategic approach to every case. Clients appreciate his Idaho roots, courtroom skill, and unwavering commitment to justice.