Sarah practices in all areas of U.S. business immigration, with a focus on nonimmigrant visas and permanent residence. Prior to joining Fragomen in 2008, Sarah practiced business immigration with Littler Mendelson Global in Phoenix, Arizona, and began her legal career at Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP in Cincinnati, Ohio. From 2002-2003, she served as an Americorps VISTA paralegal at the Immigration Clinic of The Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago. In this capacity, Sarah assisted victims of domestic violence in a variety of immigration matters.
Sarah has authored and co-authored various publications in the immigration arena, including a training manual on effective pro bono representation of immigrants, a handbook for labor counsel and human resources professionals on the nonimmigrant visa categories and regulatory comments submitted to the U.S. Department of Labor. She also co-authored an article appearing in the New York Law Journal regarding government developments in the H-1B category.
Education
Syracuse University College of Law | J.D., 2006, Chancellor's Scholar
University of Michigan | B.A., 2002, Highest Honors
Professional Accomplishments / Memberships
Bar Admissions: Ohio, New York
Member, American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
Co-Chair, Social Committee, AILA New York Chapter, 2009- 2010
Member, Corporate Committee, AILA New York Chapter, 2009-2010
Member, American Bar Association
Member, New York State Bar Association
Member, Ohio State Bar Association
Publications and Lectures
Sarah has authored and co-authored various publications in the immigration arena, including a training manual on effective pro bono representation of immigrants, a handbook for labor counsel and human resources professionals on the nonimmigrant visa categories and regulatory comments submitted to the U.S. Department of Labor. She also co-authored an article appearing in the New York Law Journal regarding government developments in the H-1B category.