Sarah Robbins
Sarah R. Robbins is currently the First Assistant for the Corrections Division of the Michigan Department of Attorney General, where she oversees the defense of tort claims against the Michigan Department of Corrections, primarily 42 U.S.C. §1983 suits. AAG Robbins leads a team of three managers, three paralegals, and nineteen staff attorneys. This team handles…
Saleh Awadallah
Saleh Awadallah has been an attorney since 1994, and an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office since 1998. Saleh supervises the Major Trial Unit, where he is responsible for the intake, charging, supervision, and assignment of all homicide, including capital murder cases and felony sexual assault and child abuse cases in Cuyahoga…
Phyllis Glazer
Phyllis Glazer grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana, According to her mom, she was destined to be an attorney since her first word was “mom,” followed immediately by “no.” She graduated from Emory University in December, 2001, just 2 months after 9/11, and began Tulane Law School the following fall. As a 2L, Phyllis was…
Patricia Todd
Deputy prosecuting attorney representing citizens of Kittitas County in central Washington prosecuting criminal matters primary felonies in Superior Court. Formerly, Senior Counsel, Litigation Services Section Chief focused on defending the Washington State Department of Transportation and the Washington State Patrol in Torts for 13 years. Tricia has tried seven Tort cases to jury verdict—Helm, Maziar,…
Olha Rybakoff
Olha Rybakoff currently serves as a Senior Assistant Attorney General in the Tennessee Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division, handling consumer protection enforcement matters. She handles a variety of cases in the areas of timeshare and telemarketing fraud, government imposter marketing, deceptive advertising, and opioids issues, among others. Prior to joining the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office…
Nathalina Hudson
Nathalina A. Hudson is the Chief of Staff for the Attorney General’s Office. Prior to serving as Chief of Staff, she served as the Deputy Attorney General for the Criminal Enforcement Division where she oversaw eight criminal bureaus, the Investigations division and the Violence Prevention and Crime Victim Services division in the Attorney General’s office….
Monica Wagner
Monica Wagner received her law degree from Columbia University in 1981 and served as a clerk to Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. After her clerkship, she joined the law firm of Terris & Sunderland in Washington, D.C., where she did environmental and employment…
