Sara Thomas-Arano

Solicitor

Department: White Collar Crime
Number: +44 20 7724 4488
Email: sthomasarano@gherson.co.uk
Languages: English, Spanish and French.

Biography

Sara is a solicitor in the white-collar crime team at Gherson LLP. She provides advice to clients in relation to criminal investigations and corporate crime matters relating to fraud, money laundering, bribery and corruption and sanctions. Sara also advises individuals regarding INTERPOL Red Notices and has previously advised on matters of mutual legal assistance.

Sara trained at a U.S. firm and has worked at an international law firm where she also completed a masters in Business Criminal Law from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

Admissions

Admitted as a Solicitor in England and Wales: 2020

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