Savannah Grant is an associate in the San Francisco office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where she is a member of the firm's internet strategy and litigation group. She represents internet and digital media companies in complex litigation involving online speech, content moderation, platform design, product liability, and privacy.

Savannah also maintains an active pro bono practice. She regularly represents clients seeking immigration relief and supports habeas corpus proceedings in state and federal courts. She has also represented survivors seeking domestic violence restraining orders from state courts.

During law school, Savannah interned for the Honorable Walter W. Davis and the Honorable William “Bill” Grady Hamrick, III in the Georgia State-Wide Business Court. She also interned for the Georgia Resource Center, assisting with habeas corpus petitions, and was a clinical student in the Community Health Law Partnership clinic, representing U-Visa and asylum seekers.

Prior to law school, Savannah interned for the Tallahassee Veterans Legal Collaborative, where she assisted veterans with a range of legal questions and concerns. She also worked with the Law Firm of Marie A. Mattox, drafting complaints for claims related to employment discrimination.