About Sarah J
Sarah J Glasser earned her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 2020. She completed a rigorous curriculum during a period of intense change in legal education and stepped into practice as courts and law firms adjusted to new demands. The law degree provided a foundation in litigation skills and legal research that she has applied since moving into trial work.
She is licensed to practice in Florida. That jurisdiction has been the base for her legal work since she entered practice. Early in her career she focused on developing courtroom experience and working through the procedural and advocacy tasks that shape trial-ready attorneys.
In 2022 she joined Freidin Brown, P.A. as a trial lawyer. The role placed her in active litigation from the outset. She has handled case intake, drafted dispositive motions, managed discovery, prepared witnesses and taken part in pretrial hearings. Courtroom time has been a consistent element of her work. She has argued motions and participated in jury and bench settings while representing clients before Florida trial courts.
Her practice style is straightforward and practical. She concentrates on careful fact development and clear written advocacy. In the courtroom she favors direct presentation and steady pacing. Outside of hearings, she spends time preparing exhibits, coordinating testimony and mapping trial strategy. Communication with clients is an aspect she emphasizes; she aims to make procedural choices and risks understandable so clients can take part in decision making.
Colleagues describe her as focused on the tasks at hand rather than on grand statements. She arrives at hearings prepared and prefers to let results and records speak for themselves. That approach has guided her day-to-day work at the firm, where trial readiness and responsiveness shape caseload priorities.
Her offices are at Freidin Brown, P.A., where she continues to build courtroom experience. She has practiced at the firm since 2022 and remains active in litigation across Florida. She currently focuses her practice on trial work in Florida courts.
