Associate solicitor, Sarah is a practitioner with 12 years PQE. Sarah attended Cambridge University and trained with City Firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in London and Paris.
Sarah has been heavily involved in high profile group litigation against British corporations both in the UK and overseas; notable cases include representing Colombian farmers against BP and citizens of Abidjan against UK registered company Trafigura.
More recently Sarah has specialised in product liability group actions and has been credited in Legal 500 2017 as ‘outstandingly bright and phenomenally hardworking’.
She has successfully represented clients seeking compensation for historic Thalidomide injuries and over the last 5 years has played a key role in the DePuy Pinnacle Metal on Metal Hip Group Litigation. The Pinnacle litigation resulted in a 14 week Trial in the High Court, concluding in January 2018.
What clients say about Sarah
"Sarah Moore is my solicitor, I have found her knowledgeable, accessible, professional, friendly and always prepared to go that extra mile."
- Irene Morris, client
"You have obviously changed my life for ever, I don't know how I can ever thank you and your firm enough for that. I am forever grateful. It has been such a pleasure dealing with you through this whole process."
- David Tickell, thalidomide client
Sarah in the news:
Sarah Moore commented on the breast implant cancer cases on
Channel 5 News 17.l.1.20
Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases
Guardian 7.1.20
Landmarks in law: the case of the dead snail in the ginger beer
Guardian 3.10.19
Power to the people: Sarah Moore reviews the current state of product liability in the Uk and asks: is it time for a consumer revolution?
NLJ 27.4.18
Lies, damned lies? Political and product liability
New Law Journal 15.7.16 Sarah Moore highlights what politicians and toothpaste do not have in common
A bitter pill
New Law Journal 12.2.15 Are “Big Pharma” & voluntary codes ending the Dark Age of industry bias, asks Sarah Moore
Medical devices: new isn’t always better Solicitors Journal 27.1.15
Where there’s smoke…Will the issues of e-cigarettes & plain packaging re-ignite tobacco litigation, asks Sarah Moore
New Law Journal 16.5.14
A bitter pill to swallow: what impact will the new European Medical Device Regulations have on UK medicine
New Law Journal 28.2.14
Challenging the food giants Solicitors Journal 9.4.13
Time for a litigation supplement? Sarah Moore exposes some regulatory deficiencies in the world of vitamins & supplements
New Law Journal 11.10.13