Sarah Atsbaha is an associate with Sheppard Mullin’s Real Estate, Land Use and Environmental Practice Group. Atsbaha represents public, private, and non-profit organizations through all stages of the development process, including land use and environmental due diligence, negotiating entitlement strategies with local agencies, managing complex entitlement and approval processes, and compliance with California’s environmental and procedural requirements. Sara’s practice includes crafting policies and developments that celebrate and protect Los Angeles’ rich and varied history while accommodating current development needs. Sara has significant experience with projects involving listed and potentially historic properties, monuments, and cultural resources pursuant to CEQA, the National Environmental Policy Act, and the Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Ordinance.