Overview

Sarah O’Dea is a partner in the public finance group practicing in the areas of municipal finance, federal taxation, and securities law.  She has served in the roles of bond counsel, disclosure counsel, and underwriters’ counsel in connection with complex financings across the U.S. and is a regular participant in transactions for the State of Ohio and its agencies.

Sarah has dedicated much of her career to supporting colleges and universities as they work to meet educational and sustainability goals for their campuses and students.

She has worked on significant environmental and infrastructure facilities for the State of Ohio, including clean water programs, bridge and highway expansions, and public transportation improvements.

Prior to joining Bricker Graydon Wyatt, Sarah worked as a public finance lawyer in New York City.

You may also contact Sarah O’Dea by reaching out to her assistant Sherry Turner at (614) 227-4901 or by email (STurner@bricker.com).

Education

Brown University (A.B.), 2002

University of Miami School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude), 2007

Distinctions

The Bond Buyer’s Healthcare Deal of the Year Award, 2013

Professional Activities

Member, National Association of Bond Lawyers

Member, Ohio Council of School Board Attorneys

Member, Brown Alumni Association

Judicial Intern, U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida (2005)

Experience

Insights

Presentations & Publications

Sarah O’Dea, Bricker Graydon Wyatt LLP Photo

Sarah E. O’Dea

Partner
  • 100 South Third Street
    Columbus, OH 43215 -4291

Admissions

  • State of Ohio, 2018
  • State of New York, 2010
  • State of Florida, 2007
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