- Posts by Sara Williams
Executive Partner, MarketingSara L. Williams is a Partner at Singleton Schreiber focused on personal injury and wrongful death cases. Ms. Williams brings extensive trial experience to the firm as it expands into Birmingham, Alabama.
Over the course of her ...
A congressional proposal to lower the interstate truck-driving age from 21 to 18 alarms safety advocates. In an already hazardous industry marked by long hours, rigid conditions, and frequent fatalities, critics warn that the change would heighten risks for drivers and the public, worsening roadway dangers nationwide for all who travel.
When survivors of sexual assault or human trafficking come to us, their legal case is often just one part of a much larger story, one shaped by trauma, exploitation, and resilience.
Many of these individuals have endured unimaginable violations of trust and safety. They may be coping not only with the direct harm they experienced but also with fear, isolation, shame, and the long-term effects of abuse.
Recognizing and responding to that reality is not just compassionate; it’s essential to effective legal advocacy. That’s where a trauma-informed approach makes all the difference.
