Sarah M. Gragert
Sarah Gragert represents clients in their highest stakes complex commercial litigation and arbitration matters across the United States. Sarah efficiently drives large-scale litigations through skilled project management and leverages cutting-edge technology and resources in commercial and corporate disputes relating to: Sports litigation Sexual abuse and discrimination allegations, as well as other employer liability cases Breach of contract Trade-secret misappropriation and business torts Insurance recovery She draws on a broad diversity of case and investigation experience to devise creative, successful litigation strategies for clients. Leveraging her background as a US Senate deputy press secretary, Sarah understands the importance of a coordinated media strategy to accompany high-profile litigation and works closely with clients to manage the public narrative alongside courtroom messaging. A recognized leader at the firm, Sarah has served on the Training and Career Enhancement Committee, Technology Committee, and Mentoring Committee. She is a founder and President of Washington Area Women Trial Attorneys, an association established to develop a community for, and mentorship of, female trial attorneys in the region. Before law school, Sarah worked as a deputy press secretary in US Senator Debbie Stabenow's office, where she drafted the Senator's speeches, periodical columns, and media advisories. She previously worked as a press assistant and radio producer for Senator Tom Daschle's Democratic Communications Committee. · Latham & Watkins
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Sarah Gragert is a litigator at Latham & Watkins focusing on complex commercial litigation and arbitration, with experience in sports litigation, sexual abuse and discrimination allegations, employer liability, breach of contract, trade secret misappropriation, business torts, and insurance recovery. She also has a background in media strategy and previously worked as a deputy press secretary for a US Senator.