Overview
Sasha advises and defends employers across a wide range of industries in matters affecting today’s workplace, from regulatory compliance to litigation and dispute resolution.
With nearly two decades of experience in labor and employment law, Sasha guides clients through the complexities of federal and state laws, including the FLSA, FMLA, ADA, Title VII, and the WARN Act. She works with employers in sectors such as education, software, technology, manufacturing, staffing, and hospitality to navigate workplace challenges and build practical solutions that align with their business goals.
Sasha’s practice includes advising on policies and procedures that govern the employee lifecycle—from hiring and onboarding to discipline, leaves of absence, and separation. She drafts employment-related agreements, including noncompetes, nonsolicits, confidentiality agreements, and executive employment contracts. When disputes arise, Sasha represents clients in litigation and before state and federal agencies, coordinating strategy and managing investigations involving claims of discrimination, harassment, unprofessional conduct, and wage and hour violations.
Sasha also serves as a co-chair of the firm’s Investigations practice group, and is regularly engaged as an independent investigator for colleges and universities, conducting investigations related to Title IX and employment discrimination.
She frequently presents on evolving workplace laws and trends, helping employers stay informed and prepared in a rapidly changing regulatory environment.
Honors & Recognition
- Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America®, Litigation - Labor and Employment (2024-2026)
- Go-To Employment Lawyer, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (2023)
- Massachusetts Super Lawyers® (2021)
- Rising Star honoree, Massachusetts Super Lawyers® (2016)
About Me
On the weekends, you can find Sasha hiking a 14er, reading by the light of a campfire, attempting to follow her family down a mountain on skis while minimizing the number of broken bones, or sipping a beverage at the lodge if that fails.
Experience
Representative Matters
- Noncompete Enforcement Thwarted - Defeated motion for preliminary injunction in Massachusetts state court seeking to prohibit staffing firm employee from working for a new employer, and vindicated ability of employee and new employer to engage in noncompetitive client service work.
- Discrimination Claim Resolved for Robotics Company - Obtained favorable resolution of national origin discrimination claim brought by former robotics company employee in federal court in Pennsylvania.
- 1st Circuit Win in Multimillion-Dollar Lawsuit Over Executive Bonus Agreement - Obtained favorable 1st Circuit ruling upholding summary judgment win against former biotech executive’s claim seeking $2.1 million in stock for breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing in connection with executive’s termination before his achievement of the milestones on which the stock grants were premised.
Credentials
Education
Boston University School of Law
- J.D., cum laude, 2006
- Editor-in-Chief, Public Interest Law Journal
Yale University
- B.A., magna cum laude, 2003
Languages
- Russian
- Spanish
Media
News
Events
Legal Analysis
Constangy Streaming
- Alexandra "Sasha" Thaler, Partner - Boston, MAMonica Towle, Associate Attorney - Columbia, SC
- Alexandra "Sasha" Thaler, Partner - Boston, MADarrick L. McDuffie, Partner - Atlanta, GARayner Mangum, Senior Counsel - Denver, CO
Professional & Civic Associations
Civic
- Phillips Exeter Academy
- Alumni Network
Professional
- Boston Bar Association
- Labor & Employment Law Section Steering Committee Member (2022-present)
- Leadership Counsel on Legal Diversity
- Fellows Program (2023)
- NACUA (National Association of College and University Attorneys)
- Member, Committee on Legal Resources Library (2024-present)
Services
Industries
Admissions
- Massachusetts, 2010
- California, 2006
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