History
Angeline Harris and Spencer Ingram met while working at Lee, Wooden & Ziegler LLP, one of the most sought-after corporate firms in the country. Angeline focused on Arts & Entertainment and Spencer specialized in Digital Media & Technology. We found that their individual fields complemented each other’s in surprising, and what turned out to be inseparable, ways. Technology was changing the arts and vice versa. This made them eager to cultivate their own practice, one that would effectively intersect their expertise with their respective interests. They believe that what wins a case and what makes a creative business thrive is the passion that drives it. Choosing to specialize in a field means that you are completely devoted to it; that you will protect it as if it were your own. That is the energy that sets them apart.
Harris Ingram opened its doors in 2003. Since then, they've facilitated the success of artists like Aurora Falls and Nayantara Kani along with bike company HydroCycle and established tech enterprise Tap Unlimited. In 2011, they brought on Associate Isabel Sonam to work with fashion companies, photographers, and fine artists. She brings an exceptional level of enthusiasm, dedication, and nuanced perspective that makes their firm the holistic solution for creative clients.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Sarah Ellen Eads Adkins, J.D.
Sarah is the Founding Executive Director of Neighbors Immigration Clinic. She is a public interest attorney who has focused her career on advocating for underrepresented populations.
Sarah mostly recently served as an Assistant Attorney General under Andy Beshear in the Office of Civil and Environmental Law and handled civil litigation at every level of state and federal court. Prior to that, she completed a federal clerkship with the Honorable Judge Van Tatenhove of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky. While there, she assisted with a wide variety of criminal and civil cases, including criminal and civil trials. Sarah began her legal career representing immigrants in a wide variety of cases at Maxwell Street Legal Clinic funded by a Public Service Venture Fund Fellowship from Harvard Law School.
Sarah obtained her J.D. from Harvard Law School. While there, she represented immigration clients and advocated for change with the Harvard Immigration Project and the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic. She also served as Review Editor for the Latino Law Review and was a member and officer in several student groups, including the Harvard Africa Law Association. She interned with Massachusetts Advocates for Children, the Middlesex County District Attorney in the Child Protection Unit, and the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office. With the Ghana Project Clinic, she traveled to Ghana to document human rights abuses committed by the new oil industry. She totaled over 950 pro bono hours while in law school.
Sarah is a lifelong Kentuckian and was born and raised in Somerset, Kentucky. She attended Campbellsville University in Campbellsville, Kentucky, for her Undergraduate degree and graduated Valedictorian. During college, she studied abroad for a semester at Uganda Christian University and lived with a Ugandan host family. After Campbellsville, she served in AmeriCorps at Bethany House Abuse Shelter in Somerset and also worked at Lake Cumberland Children’s Advocacy Center.
Sarah is mom to Cooper and wife to Chris. She loves spending time with her family, reading, and traveling.
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