Sarah Bittman is a skilled associate at Lenczner Slaght, where her journey began as both a summer and articling student. During this initial phase, she delved into a myriad of legal challenges, tackling complex commercial litigation, navigating through commercial arbitration, engaging in regulatory proceedings, and addressing professional negligence cases.

Her academic path at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Law was marked by notable achievements, particularly in the realm of mooting. As a second-year student, Sarah showcased her exceptional advocacy skills in the Wilson Equality Moot, securing first place in both oral and written categories. Her leadership and commitment to the law school community culminated in her role as President of the Students’ Law Society during her final year, earning her the prestigious Gordon Cressy Award for student leadership alongside the Leonard Feigman Evidence Prize for her academic excellence.

Sarah's intellectual pursuits extended beyond law into philosophy, where she undertook graduate studies at Western University and the University of California, Los Angeles, further honing her analytical and critical thinking skills.

Her post-articling achievements include a distinguished clerkship with Justice Rowe at the Supreme Court of Canada, providing her with invaluable insights into the highest levels of judicial reasoning and decision-making.

Sarah's practice at Lenczner Slaght spans a wide array of legal disciplines, from appeals, arbitration, class actions, and commercial litigation to defamation, media, insolvency, restructuring, professional liability, public law, securities litigation, and trusts and estates litigation. Her comprehensive legal education and diverse experiences equip her to tackle the complexities of each case with a deep understanding and strategic approach.

Bar admissions in Ontario in 2018 and her academic credentials include a JD from the University of Toronto, an MA in Philosophy with distinction from Western University, and a BA with Honours Specialization in Philosophy, where she was recognized as a Gold Medalist, all of which underscore her exceptional legal and analytical capabilities.