Area(s) of Expertise: Due Process, Immigrant Access to Care, Algorithms and Computer Systems, 1115 Waivers, Court Access and Private Enforcement, Administrative Procedure Act, Amicus Briefs.
Sarah Grusin is a Senior Attorney in the National Health Law Program’s North Carolina offices. Sarah works with the litigation team to develop innovative legal theories to defend the rights of all low-income people to affordable, quality health care.
Before joining the National Health Law Program in 2017, Sarah was a civil rights attorney at Loevy & Loevy, where she represented clients in federal civil rights actions across the country, including wrongful conviction and excessive force cases. Sarah’s trial teams won multi-million dollar verdicts in state and federal court.
She began her legal career as a clerk for the Honorable Rebecca R. Pallmeyer of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois after graduating from Yale Law School in 2014. During law school, Sarah founded the Yale Health Law & Policy Society and the Medical Legal Partnership Program, which now provides direct legal services to low-income patients at five health clinics.
Bar admissions: Illinois.
Not admitted to practice in North Carolina
