Sarah Trotter

Sarah Trotter is an Assistant Professor of Law at LSE Law School, part of the London School of Economics and Political Science. She holds a PhD from LSE and has taught courses on family law, EU law, and human rights. Her research explores how European human rights law conceptualizes the human condition, focusing on themes like the 'right to hope,' truth in family law, and identity formation through legal frameworks.

Education: LLB from LSE (with Erasmus studies at Sciences Po, Paris) and an LLM from the University of Cambridge.

Research interests include family law, European human rights law, and feminist legal theory. She teaches courses such as LL221 Family Law, LL211 Law, Poverty and Access to Justice, and LL245 Feminist Legal Theory. Professional roles include Academic Fellow of the Middle Temple, member of the Modern Law Review’s Editorial Committee, and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

No specific grants or labs are detailed in the text, though she contributes to editorial and advisory committees such as the International Law Book Facility’s Operating Committee.