Associate Attorney
Boca Raton, FLSarah attended the University of Louisiana at Lafayette from 2015 to 2018, graduating Cum Laude and receiving a Bachelors of Art in English with a minor in Philosophy.
As an undergraduate, she was awarded the distinguished freshman scholarship, certificate of achievement for academic excellence, as well as the Alpha Omicron Pi Bancroft-Dupe Endowed English Scholarship. She was also nominated as outstanding freshman in 2015.
As a law student, Sarah was the recipient of the SULC private scholarship, Law School Scholarship, and the Martinet & Cochran Scholarship, and awarded the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Advanced Legal Writing. After completing an advanced legal writing class, she was asked by her advanced legal writing professor to be his research assistant for the upcoming year. She worked alongside him as a research assistant as a 3L student.
As an undergraduate and as a law student, Sarah became particularly interested in advocacy, and during law school, became a victim advocate for sexual assault survivors. Her legal experience and expertise has always been in advocacy, which led to a career with Werner, Hoffman, Greig & Garcia. She began working with Matthew Greig at Valor Firm, where he mentored and taught her everything there is to know about VA disability benefits.
In 2025, Matthew and Sarah filed a clear and unmistakable error (CUE) for revision of a 2017 decision, and VA granted revision of the 2017 decision. This was a huge win for us! Nonetheless, every VA grant is a success in her book, regardless of how big or small it is.
Sarah is married to a fireman, and they have 2 children. She is an avid coffee drinker, and loves to shop! When not working, she is either running the roads or watching her boys play baseball.
