Sarah-Grace French has experience in a variety of civil practice areas, from municipal advocacy to constitutional and civil rights litigation, and labor & employment.

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Sarah-Grace is a litigation associate with experience in a variety of civil practice areas, ranging from municipal advocacy to constitutional and civil rights litigation, labor & employment, governmental representation, and administrative law. Having represented clients in both the private and public sectors, she brings a diverse perspective to her practice of law.

Sarah-Grace obtained her Juris Doctor from SMU Dedman School of Law in 2019, where she competed on her school’s national advocacy teams and served as associate managing editor of the International Law Review Association, which awarded her as a published author. While at SMU, she clerked for several government agencies and courts, including the Federal Trade Commission, Department of Justice, the Office of Personnel Management, and the Eastern District of Texas. Before law school, Sarah-Grace received her B.A. in English and Political Science from Texas Tech University, where she also studied Spanish in her school’s study abroad program.

Articles

“Legality of the United States’ Imposition of Unilateral Sanctions on Chinese Corporations Under International Law,” State Bar of Texas International Law Section, Vol. 1, pg. 24 (2018).

Professional Affiliations

State Bar of Texas

Dallas Bar Association

Dallas Association of Young Lawyers