Sarah Soucie Eyberg

Sarah Soucie Eyberg is a committed attorney residing near the Twin Cities in Andover, Minnesota, with her family. Her personal life includes a love for running, knitting, and deer hunting. At home, she enjoys the company of her husband Jason, their four children Esme, Mina, Roland, and Walter, as well as their pets: a dog named Fletcher, a cat named Oreo, and four chickens.

Sarah's legal practice is firmly rooted in Social Security Disability law. She focuses on assisting chronically ill and injured individuals in obtaining the benefits they deserve. Sarah's approach to law is deeply influenced by her father's teachings, emphasizing client service as a priority. Her business model prioritizes frequent communication and a collaborative teamwork approach with clients, ensuring they are involved in the development and direction of their cases.

Sarah understands the complexities of the Social Security disability application and appeals process, recognizing that many applicants struggle without professional assistance. She is dedicated to improving outcomes for her clients by offering her expertise and guidance through this challenging process.

Educationally, Sarah holds a Juris Doctor from William Mitchell College of Law and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and English from the University of St. Thomas. Her education in Minnesota not only provided her with a solid legal foundation but also helped her build a strong professional network. Sarah contributes to her alma maters by serving as an adjunct professor at Mitchell Hamline School of Law and participating in the University of St. Thomas’ mentor program.