Sarah Rubin is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard Law School, and has worked for a prominent entertainment law firm in Los Angeles, a major publishing house in New York, and a leading creative agency in New York. She focuses on intellectual property, creative rights, and entertainment law. Sarah has been a contributing editor at Writer's Digest magazine since 2008. She writes frequently about the intersection of intellectual property law and creative rights, and her articles have been featured in The Hollywood Reporter, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and many other publications.
Sometimes, Casey, people spend their whole lives living for a dream they can't have. And these people are so busy, so greedy for their dream that they forget all the good things they already have.Sarah Rubin
All my trapped tears are in there like poison, but I can't let them out.Sarah Rubin
