Sabah Khadri

Sabah Khadri concentrates her practice on commercial litigation, personal injury, no-fault insurance, product liability, government investigations, and class actions. Her experience spans state and federal court litigation, including the defense of insurance carriers, corporations, and class action defendants. She has successfully handled catastrophic injury cases brought against large multinational corporations.

Before joining Wilson Elser, Sabah practiced at an AmLaw 100 firm, where she worked on government investigations and class action matters. She also served as an associate at a Michigan-based defense firm, handling a large docket of no-fault insurance cases. Her earlier experience includes clerkships in personal injury, medical malpractice, civil rights, and disability law.

During law school, Sabah interned at the Michigan Department of Attorney General’s Civil Rights Division, where she assisted on critical policy matters, including racial discrimination and hate speech. Before law school, she authored numerous publications on international human rights, migration policies, and the rights of people with disabilities under international law.