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'''Alan Sandals''' is an [[attorney]] based in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and a candidate for the [[U.S. Democratic Party|Democratic]], nomination for [[U.S. Senate]] in the [[2006]] election. HeHis isopponents ain the Democratic Primary are [[1980Robert Patrick Casey, Jr.|Bob Casey Jr.]], the State graduateTreasurer of the[[Pennsylvania]], and [[UniversityChuck ofPennacchio]], Pennsylvaniaa Lawcollege School[[professor]] and specializesformer his[[Congress lawof practicethe inUnited States|congressional]] aide. If he wins the fieldsDemocratic ofPrimary, retirementSandals securitywill face either incumbant Senator ([[ERISARick Santorum]]), pensionor fund[[real investmentsestate]] broker [[John Featherman]], anddepending healthon carewho financewins the [[U.S. Republican Party|Republican]] nomination.

Sandals is a [[1980]] graduate of the [[University of Pennsylvania Law School]] and specializes his law practice in the fields of retirement security ([[ERISA]]), pension fund investments, and health care finance. He is a native of [[Manchester, Connecticut]] and a [[1972]] graduate of [[Manchester High School]]. Following high school, he earned a [[B.A.]] in [[religion]] at [[Haverford College]] in [[1976]].

Sandals is married to Alisa Field, a [[1977]] graduate of [[Bryn Mawr College]] and alumna of the [[University of Pennsylvania Law School]] (class of [[1981]]). Sandals and his wife live with their two children (Leah and Nathan) in Center City [[Philadelphia]].