Sarah S. Prescott
Northville,
Michigan
Sarah S. Prescott’s practice concentrates on employment law and civil rights violations. Her experience includes claims involving whistleblowing and qui tam actions; wage and hour laws; sex, race, disability, national origin, pregnancy, or age discrimination and harassment; contract violations; and severance negotiations. Ms. Prescott’s cases can be found in coverage by the "Detroit Free Press," "Detroit News," "Oakland Press," "National Law Journal," "Wall Street Journal" (online), ABC News, MSNBC, and various local papers and radio outlets. "Michigan Lawyers Weekly" has featured her cases in its 2012, 2014, and 2015 issues covering the largest verdicts and settlements in Michigan. Ms. Prescott’s leadership in the field has been the basis for her selection as the president of the Michigan Employment Lawyers Association and as a member of the Michigan Advisory Committee to the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, among other honors. Ms. Prescott’s Michigan presence followed a period working for Fortune 500 corporations at a boutique law firm in Washington, DC, and a term clerking for the Honorable Gary A. Feess in California’s federal trial courts. She was primary editor of the "Harvard Law Review."
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