Larah Tannenbaum

Larah Kent Tannenbaum is an attorney at Quarles & Brady, specializing in Business Law.

She focuses on representing motor vehicle manufacturers and distributors in franchise-related disputes, covering a wide range of issues from nationwide dealer incentive programs to dealership establishments and terminations.

Larah's practice involves advising clients on large-scale dealer network initiatives and individual dealer matters.

She also dedicates her time to providing pro bono legal assistance for asylum seekers and immigration cases.

During law school, Larah gained valuable experience interning for U.S. District Court Judge Robert M. Dow, Jr. and as a research assistant for Professor Martin Redish.

She has a background in Art Theory & Practice and Economics, with proficiency in Spanish and French.