Sarah is an investigations law clerk and administrative professional with a solid foundation in the legal field. She began her career with academic achievements, earning two Honours Bachelor’s Degrees from the University of Windsor and completing the Paralegal Program at St. Clair College.

At Richards Advocacy, Sarah plays a key role in managing and supporting investigation processes while providing essential administrative assistance. Her background encompasses a diverse range of administrative and legal support roles, with a particular emphasis on supporting investigative functions.

During her time as a student, Sarah actively contributed to The Bystander Initiative, facilitating a comprehensive workshop curriculum as part of the University of Windsor’s strategy to address and prevent sexual violence on campus. She also served as Vice President of UNICEF Windsor, leading initiatives in community engagement, advocacy, awareness, and fundraising. Additionally, Sarah contributed as a student board member on the Accessibility Committee for the Office of Human Rights, Equity, and Accessibility, where she worked to enhance campus accessibility and equity.