Sarah Wedgeworth has been an attorney with Shrader & Associates since 2018. She focuses her practice on plaintiff-side litigation involving asbestos exposure and mesothelioma, as well as other toxic exposure, mass tort, and defective product matters. She represents individuals and families harmed by corporate misconduct and is committed to holding large corporations accountable for the injuries they cause.
Sarah has obtained significant settlements for clients in asbestos and toxic exposure cases across multiple jurisdictions. She works directly with clients throughout the litigation process and is dedicated to providing thoughtful, client-focused representation in complex cases involving serious injuries.
Sarah is licensed to practice law in Texas. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from University of Texas at San Antonio, where she was a scholarship athlete in track and field and cross-country. She received academic and athletic honors during her undergraduate studies and volunteered with the Rowdy Reader program, mentoring and tutoring elementary school students.
She received her Juris Doctor from South Texas College of Law Houston in 2018. During law school, Sarah competed as an oral advocate in the school’s advocacy program and achieved first place overall and Best Brief at the Rending National Products Liability Moot Court Competition. She also received the Dean’s Student Advocacy Service Award and served as an editor for the Currents Journal of International Economic Law. The skills and discipline she developed through advocacy and competition continue to inform her work on behalf of injured plaintiffs.
