Sarah advises clients in the technology and life sciences industries on a broad variety of matters including intellectual property disputes, privacy, complex civil litigation, arbitration, and consumer class action defense. Her experience includes litigating claims related to trademark infringement, false advertising, and privacy and data security.

Sarah is currently the co-chair of Fenwick’s Latinx Affinity Group.

Sarah also maintains an active pro bono practice, assisting asylum seekers and most recently litigating an excessive use of force case through the Federal Pro Bono Project.

While at Harvard Law School, Sarah served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar of the California Supreme Court. Sarah also wrote for the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology, served on the Executive Board of the Women’s Law Association, and participated in La Alianza (Harvard’s Latino/a Law Student Association).

Prior to law school, Sarah worked in Google’s in-house legal department where she focused on securities and corporate governance.