Sarah is a North Carolina native and was born and raised in the small town of Advance, NC. She attended college at North Carolina State University (GO PACK!) where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in both Criminology and Political Science with a minor in Middle Eastern Studies. Sarah then studied at Campbell University School of Law where she received her Juris Doctor degree. While in law school, Sarah developed a deep passion for community service and advocating for those going through difficult life experiences. She worked for a community law clinic where she partnered with non-profit agencies to provide legal assistance to citizens living in poverty. While working in the clinic, Sarah served clients from all different backgrounds by drafting legal documents and zealously advocating for them in the courtroom. Additionally, while in law school, Sarah founded a student organization aimed at promoting awareness of legal issues surrounding sexual assault and domestic violence. She was later awarded the Rebecca Ann Phillips Memorial Award for exemplifying honorable ideals and demonstrating an interest in representing victims of domestic violence.
After being admitted to the North Carolina bar in 2020, Sarah brought her passion for community service to Charlotte where she served as an Assistant District Attorney. As an ADA, Sarah was able to gain extensive courtroom and trial experience. She handled criminal cases involving domestic violence, abuse, juvenile offenders, sexual assault, DUIs and many other complex cases. Sarah is excited to bring her passion and zealously advocacy to the Epperson Law Group!
While not at work, Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband and their pets, listening to true crime podcasts, and reading mystery novels.