Sapir C. Shoshan Associate

Sapir is a graduate of University of Richmond School of Law, where she served as the chancellor of the McNeill Law Society. During law school, Sapir was a manuscript editor on the University of Richmond Law Review, and the mentorship chair of the Criminal Law Society. She was also an active member in the Richmond Law and Business Forum, the Jewish Law Society, Richmond’s Women Law Society, the Public Interest Law Association and the 3L Class Gift Campaign. During her second year of law school, Sapir was a student attorney in the Children’s Defense Clinic where she petitioned the parole board to help juveniles sentenced to life without parole obtain a parole hearing. She also worked on SIJS cases and with general juvenile delinquency matters.

During law school, Sapir worked as a judicial intern for the Honorable Stefan R. Underhill, in the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut, and as a research assistant for Professor Andrew Spalding, where she assisted in the writing of a first year Contracts textbook. After law school, she worked as a law clerk for United States Magistrate Judge Summer L. Speight in the Eastern District of Virginia.