Sadé Calin is a member of the Litigation Department. Her experience includes the handling of labor and employment disputes, including discrimination cases, and serving as a court-trained mediator in landlord-tenant and municipal cases in Camden County, New Jersey. Before joining the firm full time, Sadé was a summer associate at Ballard Spahr. She assisted with a variety of research projects, helped author chapters focused on at-will employment and attorney's fees in discrimination cases for the Employment Litigation in New Jersey treatise, and played a significant role in the firm's work on the Pennsylvania Innocence Project. Sadé also gained experience working on projects involving commercial litigation and environmental litigation.
Sadé was an academic leader at Rutgers Law School who served as a Dean's Academic Excellence Scholar, a Marshall Brennan Fellow, and an editor of the Rutgers Journal of Law and Public Policy. She has donated hundreds of hours to pro bono service and has held a variety of internships at nonprofit organizations, in government and public policy institutions, and for members of the judiciary.
Judicial Externship
The Hon. Joel Schneider, U.S. Magistrate Judge for the District of New Jersey