Biographies

Sara E. Graditor, an associate with Tripp Scott, focuses her practice in the areas of business contractual and transactional issues, as well as tax issues relating to corporate matters and estate planning.

Before joining Tripp Scott, Graditor worked as a summer associate with the firm.  She also worked as a research assistant to Dean Joseph D. Harbaugh of Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad Law Center.

Graditor was an associate editor of the Nova Southeastern University Law Review, where she received the honor of publishing an article entitled, Responsibility for the Restoration of the Hurricane Insurance Industry:  Business or State Solution?  

Graditor was chosen by the Broward County Women Lawyers' Association to be a Rising Star Scholarship Finalist based on her academic success and community involvement.  She also received the Excellence Award in Estate and Gift Tax.

Graditor holds a law degree, magna cum laude, from the Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Center.  For her undergraduate studies, Graditor attended the University of Central Florida and received a degree in business with an emphasis in marketing.