Sara Etemad-Moghadam focuses her practice on landlord-tenant matters, providing strategic counsel to property owners, landlords, and managers in navigating complex leasing and occupancy issues. She brings a strong foundation in intellectual property law and business principles to her work, offering clients a unique perspective on risk management and dispute resolution.

Before entering private practice, Sara worked as a prosecutor at the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia where she represented the District in juvenile misdemeanor and felony crimes. Sara also gained experience in intellectual property and litigation through roles at a law firm in D.C. and industry organizations, where she assisted with trademark, copyright, and privacy matters. Her background also includes work on immigration petitions and research on criminal justice trends, reflecting her versatility and commitment to problem-solving.

Sara earned her J.D. from The George Washington University Law School and was active in student leadership and professional associations. She holds a B.B.A. in Finance and International Business from James Madison University.