Sarah Laubach

Sarah Laubach graduated from Berkeley Law in 2005. While at Berkeley Law, she participated in the Death Penalty Clinic and served as the articles editor for the Berkeley Journal of Employment & Labor Law. After graduation, she clerked for The Honorable A. Wallace Tashima of the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Following her clerkship, Laubach practiced at the civil rights law firm Rosen, Bien & Galvan, LLP in San Francisco, litigating prisoners’ rights and related class actions, and working for due process reform for juvenile offenders in California. In 2008 she returned to Berkeley Law to join the faculty in the First Year Skills Program.

Education

B.A., University of San Diego (2001)
J.D., UC Berkeley School of Law (2005)

Sarah M. Laubach is not teaching any Law courses in Fall 2022.

Courses During Other Semesters

Semester	Course Num	Course Title	Teaching Evaluations
Spring 2022	202.1B sec. 00E	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 00F	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 00G	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 00H	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
Fall 2021	202.1A sec. 00E	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1A sec. 00F	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1A sec. 00G	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1A sec. 00H	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation
Spring 2021	202.1B sec. 00Y	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 00Z	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 0AA	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 0BB	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation