As an environmental planner, Sarah advised federal, state, and local government clients on land use, zoning, watershed planning, infrastructure, and climate resilience. Her work involved navigating competing interests, engaging stakeholders, and developing practical approaches to address environmental and land use challenges.

Sarah also has extensive experience working with agricultural businesses and landowners. At Maine Farmland Trust, she developed and managed a climate resilience program that secured $2.5 million in funding to support climate adaptation, research, and technical assistance for 200 Maine farmers. Earlier in her career, she managed a diversified vegetable farm in New York's Hudson Valley.

Sarah's legal experience includes researching federal administrative law, environmental statutes, water quantity and quality issues, and land use regulations. She previously served as a judicial extern to Judge Kermit V. Lipez of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.

Resident in Maine. Affiliated with the firm's Boston office.