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Sarah Hoffmann

Partner

Balch & Bingham LLP

TaxExecutive Compensation+2
United States
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Sarah Hogan

Partner

WilmerHale

Big DataCross-Border Transactions+4
United States
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Sarah Hogarth

Sarah P. Hogarth is a member of the Firm’s Supreme Court & Appellate Litigation and Government & Regulatory Litigation practices. She briefs and argues appeals and critical motions, litigates affirmative cases challenging federal and state government action and advises on legal strategy and dispositive motions in trial courts or before administrative tribunals. Her experience encompasses a wide variety of substantive legal issues, including matters involving federal practice and jurisdiction, constitutional law, preemption, administrative law, the False Claims Act, intellectual property, antitrust, the Federal Arbitration Act, insurance and taxation. Sarah has particular experience handling appeals and dispositive motions on legal issues affecting healthcare and life sciences companies, including Medicare, ERISA and FEHB preemption and coverage issues, intellectual property disputes, challenges to regulations, antitrust issues and False Claims Act cases. She also advises technology companies with regulatory challenges, licensing disputes, intellectual property and state taxation. Sarah is a visiting clinical lecturer in law at Yale Law School, where she co-directs the Yale Supreme Court Advocacy Clinic. Previously, Sarah clerked for Judge Michael S. Kanne of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. While in law school, she was the symposium editor of the Notre Dame Law Review.

McDermott Will & Schulte

Supreme Court & Appellate LitigationGovernment & Regulatory Litigation
United States
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Sarah Holdmeyer

Associate - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Employment and LaborLitigation+3
United States
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Sarah Jacobson

Partner

Day Pitney LLP

Private ClientPrivate Wealth+3
United States
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Sarah Jones

Sarah Jones specialises in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, takeovers, equity issues, also joint ventures and management buy-outs.

Clifford Chance

Corporate FinanceMergers & Acquisitions+1
United States
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Sarah Kelly

Sarah Kelly is a partner and co-chair of Nutter’s Business Litigation practice group. She serves as a member of the firm’s Executive Committee. Clients across industries turn to Sarah for her problem-solving abilities and strategic thinking about commercial contract disputes, including real estate and construction litigation. Sarah also guides clients though complex insurance-related issues. As an experienced practitioner, she has significant courtroom experience, including jury trials, bench trials, and arbitrations. Sarah also has wide-ranging experience defending clients in toxic tort litigation. In the construction and real estate space, Sarah’s work includes litigating and resolving disputes regarding commercial construction, leasing, zoning, and permitting. Sarah counsels her clients, including developers, throughout the stages of their projects, and, when unresolvable disputes arise, Sarah strategically guides clients through the litigation process.

Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP

Business LitigationCommercial Contract Disputes+4
United States
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Sarah Korapaty

Partner

Holland & Knight

Aviation LawComplex Litigation+7
United States
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Sarah Kupferman

Partner

Dechert

Corporate & SecuritiesMergers and Acquisitions+3
United States
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Sarah Lewellen

Senior Counsel

Platt Richmond

Commercial Real Estate
United StatesEnglish
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Sarah Lightdale

Sarah Lightdale represents clients in high-stakes securities and M&A litigation. Sarah guides public and private companies, individual directors and officers, investment banks, and private equity and venture capital firms through: Securities class actions M&A-related disputes, including fiduciary duty claims, stockholder class actions, appraisal proceedings, and busted deal cases Internal investigations Inquiries by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Books-and-records inspection demands Trade secret disputes Contract disputes She also counsels boards and special committees on transaction processes, fiduciary duties, disclosure obligations, shareholder activism, and regulatory risks. A trusted advisor to senior management, Sarah brings deep familiarity with Delaware Chancery practice to her clients’ most consequential disputes, including those arising from transformational transactions, disclosure events, and periods of market volatility. Before rejoining Latham, Sarah was a partner at another global law firm, where she led teams on complex securities and M&A disputes, advised boards on governance, disclosure, and investigations, and held firm leadership roles. She began her career at Latham’s New York office, where she spent over ten years as associate and counsel. She clerked for Judge Eric N. Vitaliano of the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York.

Latham & Watkins

Securities LitigationMergers and Acquisitions Litigation+3
United States
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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

Complex Commercial LitigationArbitration+7
United States
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Sarah M. Nappi

Partner

Latham & Watkins

Export ControlsEconomic Sanctions+2
United States
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Sarah Milam

Partner

Dechert

SecuritizationStructured Finance+1
United States
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Sarah N. Campbell

Sarah N. Campbell is a counsel in the Global Financial Markets group of Clifford Chance, based in New York. She specializes in financial restructuring and bankruptcy. Her practice focuses on representing primarily financial institution creditors in multi-national and U.S. bankruptcy cases and in and out-of-court restructurings. Sarah also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Allan L. Gropper in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. She obtained her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School and her undergraduate degree from Mills College.

Clifford Chance

BankruptcyFinancial Restructuring
United States
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Sarah Neuman

Wilkinson Stekloff

Antitrust LitigationClass Action Defense+1
United States
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Sarah O\'Keefe

Associate - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Employment LawLabor Law+1
United States
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Sarah Ray

Sarah Ray, Deputy Managing Partner of the Bay Area Offices and immediate past Co-Chair of Latham & Watkins’ Bay Area Litigation & Trial Department, helps clients navigate complex commercial and antitrust litigation matters. Drawing on successful experience at all stages of litigation, she guides clients from the inception and investigation of a dispute working to identify and develop a strategy to win at the earliest possible stage of litigation, or if necessary, at trial. She has developed particular experience in class action litigation and claims of unfair competition. Sarah has significant experience as lead trial counsel in federal and state courts defending corporations against antitrust and unfair competition allegations as well as handling issues at the intersection of competition and complex commercial litigation. Specifically, she navigates cases related to monopolization and attempted monopolization, price-fixing, tying, refusal to deal, fraud, theft of trade secrets, patent misuse, and unfair competition. She has a particular ability to distill complex issues and develop a compelling narrative for presentation at trial. Sarah is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and serves on the board of the Giffords Law Center To Prevent Gun Violence. She clerked for Judge Vaughn R. Walker, Chief Judge of the Northern District of California and Judge Samuel Conti, Senior District Judge of the Northern District of California. Prior to attending law school, Sarah worked in film production and story development in the entertainment industry at Creative Artists Agency, Universal Studios, and Warner Bros. As a current member of the firm’s Diversity Leadership Committee and Co-Chair of Latham’s Women Enriching Business (WEB) Committee from 2014 to March 2019, she was instrumental in developing a local and global committee structure and in creating global programming to promote women through trailblazing initiatives focused on women’s professional development, mentoring, and networking.

Latham & Watkins

Antitrust LitigationCommercial Litigation+2
United States
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Sarah Reeves

Associate

Baker Botts L.L.P.

LitigationWhite Collar+2
United States
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Sarah Richmond

Partner

Gesmer Updegrove LLP

CorporateMergers And Acquisitions+4
United StatesEnglish
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Sarah Rosen

Sarah F. Rosen is a partner in Cravath's Corporate Department. She focuses her practice on representing corporate clients and leading financial institutions in connection with a broad range of financing transactions, including investment grade and leveraged bank financings, refinancings and restructurings, strategic and private equity acquisition financings and general working capital facilities.

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

Finance
United States
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Sarah Sawyer

Principal, Department Chair

Offit Kurman

Commercial LitigationEmployment Law+2
United States
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Sarah Schultz

Sarah Schultz handles large, complex restructuring cases and out-of-court corporate reorganizations for public and private companies, as well as for alternative investment funds. She regularly represents debtors, official and unofficial committees of creditors, secured lender groups, debtor in possession lenders and acquirers of assets across a broad range of industries, including oil and gas, shipping, retail and health care. Significant matters include Steward Health Care, Curo Group, Pipeline Health, Brazos Electric, Just Energy, Remington Outdoor, Martin Midstream Partners, International Shipholding Corporation, Elk Petroleum, to name a few. To learn more about Sarah, please visit her full profile: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/sarah-link-schultz.html

Akin

Financial RestructuringCorporate Reorganization
United States
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Sarah Solomon

Partner

Goodwin

TechnologyLife Sciences+2
United States