Jonathan R. Stark-Sach

Jonathan is a Kansas native who moved to New England to pursue dual graduate studies in law and historic preservation. During graduate school, he pursued coursework in administrative and environmental law & regulation, land use & real estate, and federal Indian law. Jonathan interned for the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, the federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, and the National Park Service, and worked as a teaching assistant for Federal Civil Procedure courses. Additionally, he served as the Executive Articles Editor of the Roger Williams University Law Review where he led a team of two dozen student editors to publish three volumes of scholarly articles. Prior to joining the firm in 2024, Jonathan worked as a post-graduate Law & Policy Fellow with the National Park Service’s historic preservation grants program and as a law clerk to Judge Diane R. Rubin of the Massachusetts Land Court.