Sarah Siegel is a business and IP attorney focused on serving clients in the hospitality and service-driven industries. Through Sarah Siegel Law, PLLC, she advises entrepreneurs and growing businesses on corporate matters, commercial contracts, intellectual property, and business strategy. Sarah takes a practical, relationship-driven approach to legal counsel, working alongside her clients to help them navigate growth and protect their businesses.

Outside of work, Sara loves spending time with family and friends, traveling, and discovering great restaurants. She's a working mom, and being a mom is by far her favorite of all the hats she wears. Movement is really important to me, so when I'm not working, you can usually find her out on a walk with my dog, Lola (and if that walk happens to be on the beach, even better!). She recently started playing tennis and mahjong, which has been a great way for her to socialize and decompress after work. She also love entertaining and bringing people together. Hospitality has become both a professional and personal passion, which feels like a natural extension of what she enjoys most - creating welcoming spaces and meaningful connections.

IDEAL CLIENT PROFILE

- Hospitality & Service Businesses: Restaurants, bars, hotels, hospitality groups, chefs, caterers, event planners, fitness and wellness businesses, consultants, creatives, and other service-driven businesses seeking ongoing legal counsel or help with a specific transaction.

- New & Growing Businesses: Entrepreneurs launching or growing a business who need help with entity formation, operating agreements, contracts, trademarks, business structuring, or day-to-day legal matters.

- Partnerships, Investments & Transactions: Founders bringing on partners or investors, raising capital, restructuring ownership, or negotiating commercial agreements such as vendor and licensing agreements, management agreements, and sponsorships.

- Trademarks & Intellectual Property: Businesses launching a new brand, expanding into new markets, protecting their name or logo, or licensing their intellectual property.