Sarah Sulkowski, Esq.
About
Sarah A. Sulkowski, Esq.: Strategic Advocate in Complex Litigation
Sarah A. Sulkowski is a Principal Litigation Attorney at The Glennon Law Firm, P.C., where she represents companies, founders, funds, and individuals in business litigation, white collar and regulatory defense matters, trust and estate litigation, employment litigation, and complex matrimonial matters. Clients rely on Sarah for her steady approach, strategic insight, and ability to guide them through high-stakes disputes.
Before joining the firm, Sarah served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District of New Jersey, where she prosecuted cybercrime, financial fraud, and organized crime cases, and acted as Project Safe Childhood Coordinator. Earlier in her career, she practiced at leading global law firms in New York City, including Clifford Chance and Milbank. She has managed complex commercial cases from inception through trial, served as primary counsel for global financial institutions in multidistrict litigation, and negotiated resolutions in sensitive and high-value matters.
Sarah earned her J.D. with honors from the University of Chicago Law School, where she was an editor of the Law Review and recognized for excellence in appellate advocacy. She graduated magna cum laude from California University of Pennsylvania and went on to clerk for two federal judges: the Hon. Karen Nelson Moore of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and the Hon. Keith P. Ellison of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas.
In addition to her courtroom work, Sarah is a published commentator on issues involving criminal law, civil litigation, and regulatory enforcement, with articles appearing in Law360 and Pratt’s Journal of Bankruptcy Law.
Sarah is resident in our New York City office and enjoys engaging in broader conversations about law and policy. Clients value her combination of litigation skill, practical perspective, and commitment to protecting their interests.
Articles
- DC Circ. Cellphone Ruling Upends Law Enforcement Protocol
- A Closer Look At Money Laundering Sentencing Issues
- SDNY Sentencing Ruling Is Boon For White Collar Defendants
- 1st Circ. Ruling Widens Split Over Sentencing Enhancements
- Pratt’s Journal of Bankruptcy Law - Volume 7 Number 7 October 2011
- Loyola Journal of Public Interest Law - Fall 2004 - The Aedpa and the Incompetent Death-Row Prisoner: Why Ford Claims Should Be Exempt From the One-Year and One-Bite Rules
