Sarah O’Laughlin Kulik is a practical and strategic trial lawyer focusing her practice on antitrust litigation and white collar defense and investigations. Ms. Kulik has deep and cutting-edge knowledge of e-discovery methods and tools, which she leverages to help her clients efficiently handle large-scale litigation and investigations. She is a member of the antitrust and competition group and the White Collar division within the firm’s Trial Practice Group, as well as a team member of the Life Sciences industry group.

Ms. Kulik has defended clients against antitrust claims brought by private litigants and government enforcers. In addition, she has helped clients navigate a wide variety of government investigations – including Anti-Kickback, securities, market manipulation, and research compliance issues. Ms. Kulik also regularly counsels clients on compliance best practices in order to avoid litigation and government enforcement.

Ms. Kulik graduated cum laude from Cornell Law School in 2014. In law school, Ms. Kulik served as articles editor for the Cornell Law Review. Ms. Kulik graduated magna cum laude from Bucknell University with a degree in Economics and Political Science in 2011.

After starting at the firm as a junior associate, Ms. Kulik spent one year serving as law clerk to the Hon. Michael M. Baylson of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania before returning to the firm. Ms. Kulik has been involved in the firm’s Recruitment and Retention Committee for several years.