Sarah Maher

Sarah Maher maintains a broad complex commercial litigation practice with experience in occupational safety, ERISA, employment discrimination, and other labor and employment issues.

A graduate of Harvard Law School, Sarah served as supervising editor for the Harvard Journal on Legislation, technical editor for the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, and as a teaching fellow for a class on First Amendment and constitutional law. During law school, Sarah was a legal intern at the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and also served as a judicial intern for administrative judge Neile F. Eisner.

As a member of Harvard Law School’s Democracy and the Rule of Law Clinic, Sarah drafted a memorandum on a District of Columbia tort law pleading issue for a pending federal court litigation. She also supported voting rights advocacy through historical research on state election laws and drafted a memorandum on legislative history and First Amendment issues for an amicus brief.

Notable Cases

• Online media company in putative class action alleging violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA).

Writings

• “Music, Mathematics, and the Ancient Legacy: Leonhard Euler’s Tentamen and Classical Reception,” Fordham Undergraduate Research Journal (2019)