Sarah K. Bartlett is an appellate attorney at Carney Badley Spellman, where her practice focuses on state and federal appeals.
Sarah clerked for Justice G. Helen Whitener of the Washington State Supreme Court, and assisted in drafting opinions spanning criminal, constitutional, and family law. While studying at the University of Colorado School of Law, Sarah served on the moot court board and on the Colorado Law Review. Her student note is published in the Law Review Forum. Sarah interned for Justice William W. Hood, III of the Colorado Supreme Court and was awarded the Chief Justice Luis. D. Rovira Scholarship for Excellence in Constitutional Law.
Prior to law school, Sarah was the business research librarian at the University of Washington, Bothell. In that role, she taught undergraduate research skills and supported faculty and graduate student research in business, marketing, finance, and economics. After studying copyright, privacy, and First Amendment issues in libraries, she was inspired to transition to a career in law.
A Snohomish County native, Sarah is a two-time graduate of the University of Washington. She lives in the Seattle area with her labrador, Toby. Sarah enjoys playing rec league soccer, supporting the Seattle Reign and Seattle Sounders, and spending time with her friends and family.
