Sarah is a Director at Morrow Morrow & Crosbie, having first joined the firm as a law student in 2016. After three rewarding years at a large Atlantic‑Canadian law firm, where she specialized in personal injury and litigation for both injured parties and insurers, she returned to Morrow Morrow & Crosbie and brought her knowledge and experience with her.
Sarah draws on that experience to represent injured parties bringing a well‑rounded, empathetic perspective to every personal injury matter she handles.
Sarah earned a Joint Honours degree in Public Administration and Political Science from the University of Ottawa, where she also gained valuable public policy experience on Parliament Hill. After returning home to Newfoundland and Labrador, she completed graduate studies at Memorial University before attending Dalhousie Law School. Her dedication and strong analytical skills earned her several academic awards throughout her legal education, as well as, with the Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador Bar Admissions Course.
Sarah is also committed to giving back to her community. In addition to other provincial boards, she serves as a Director with CBDC Trinity Conception, a not-for-profit corporation that provides skilled advice and financing to small businesses in our area. In addition, she has volunteered for years as a roster lawyer with the Journey Project, advocating for survivors of violence, and previously providing pro bono support through Dalhousie Legal Aid Services. These involvements are indicative of Sarah’s beliefs in having strong legal and business supports to maintain and build safer and more resilient communities.
With a deep‑rooted love for her hometown of Dildo, Trinity Bay, Sarah has always seen the law as a way to lift up the people around her. She devotes herself to compassionately guiding individuals through what can often feel like an intimidating legal system. Sarah enjoys family time with her husband and young daughter and is proud to remain in rural Newfoundland and Labrador with her family.