Sara Meyer

Senior Associate

London

Sara is a Knowledge Lawyer in the Employment, Pensions and Immigration team.
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    Sara's role includes providing sector specific updates to clients and to the EPI team on legal developments and their business impact, as well as maintenance of the team's knowledge bank and precedents and working on the training and development programme for other lawyers in the team.

    Sara trained at a large city firm, qualifying in employment law in 2012. Prior to joining DAC Beachcroft, she worked as a writer and editor of employment law textbooks and as a Professional Support Lawyer at a national employers’ organisation.

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