Sarah Noe is an associate who specializes in representing renewable energy clients. As a member of the Environment and Natural Resources practice group, Sarah routinely advises clients on environmental and land use permits and related regulatory matters. In addition to representing and advising clients in real estate transactions, Sarah has experience representing publicly traded Net Lease Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and private equity groups in various bankruptcy proceedings and in all aspects of commercial litigation matters.
Before joining Ballard Spahr as a summer associate, Sarah worked at the Center for Public Health Law and Policy at Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. At the Center, Sarah focused her research on Zika virus and the opioid epidemic.
Professional Highlights
Professional Activities
Member, Arizona Bankruptcy Inn of Court
Board Member, Maricopa County Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division
Publications
Co-author, “Reframing the Opioid Epidemic as a National Emergency,” 318 JAMA. 1539, 2017
Co-author, “Emerging Legal Responses to Curb the Opioid Epidemic” 45 JLME. 460, 2017
Co-author, “The Call for a National Emergency in Response to the Opiate Epidemic,” Jurist – Academic Commentary, 2017
Co-author, “Reforming Federal Powers to Control Emerging Infectious Conditions: CDC’s Regulatory Proposals,” 13 A.B.A. Health eSource, 2016
Credentials
Education
University of Pennsylvania Law School (J.D. 2020)
Journal of Constitutional Law, Associate Editor
Wharton Certificate in Business Management
Penn Law Women’s Association
Arizona State University: Barrett, The Honors College (B.A., summa cum laude, 2017)
New American Scholarship – Presidential
Admissions
Arizona