Sarah Goldberg has a wealth of experience in both first and third-party litigation with a strong track record representing insurance companies in various insurance coverage related issues. She also provides legal counsel to individuals and corporations in transportation litigation and premises liability cases.

In 2011, Sarah achieved her Juris Doctor degree with magna cum laude honors from the University of Miami School of Law. During her time in law school, Sarah’s commitment to public service was evident through her two-year involvement in the Health Rights and Elder Law Clinic, where she represented indigent clients in administrative proceedings with the Social Security Administration.

Sarah’s dedication to the legal field extended to her role as a law clerk at the United States Department of the Navy, Office of the Counsel for the Commandant of the Marine Corps, where she focused on employment law matters during two summer internships. Her exceptional research skills earned her a letter of commendation from the Commandant of the Marine Corps, recognizing her as an outstanding contributor to the summer law clerk program.

A native of Fairfax, Virginia, Sarah’s academic journey began at the College of William and Mary, where she graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Government. With her impressive legal background and commitment to serving clients, Sarah is a distinguished attorney ready to navigate any complex legal landscape.

• Automobile and Motorized Vehicles
• Class Actions / Multi-District Defense
• Environmental
• First-Party Property: Personal and Commercial
• Fraud / SIU / EUO
• Insurance Coverage
• Premises Liability
• Trucking – Transportation

Education

• University of Miami School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude, 2011)
• College of William and Mary (B.A., 2008)

• Phi Mu Sorority

• State of Florida 2011
• United States District Court, Southern District of Florida 2012

• Kubicki Draper First Party Practice Group, Co-Chair
• Kubicki Draper Trucking and Transportation Practice Group, Member
• Florida Bar Association
• Florida Association of Women Lawyers
• Dade County Bar Association
• Claims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM)

• Certified Continuing Education Instructor, State of Florida

• “Cast Iron Pipe Lawsuits:  A Case Study in Identifying and Defending Against Fraudulent Claims,” FIFEC, 2025
• “Ace Your Investigation in Roof and Plumbing Claims,” PLRB, Large Loss Conference, 2025
• “Navigating the 2025 Amendments: Mastering the New Florida Rules of Civil Procedure,” Kubicki Draper Webinar, 2024
• “What’s Hidden Must Come to Light!: Strategies to Reveal and Defend Against Collapse Claims,” KD Webinar 2024
• “The Plumbing Juggernaut – How Cast Iron and other Plumbing Losses Quickly Became the Claim Fad of the 21st Century,” IASIU, South Florida Chapter, 2024
• “Navigating Managed Repair Contractor Network Program Endorsement,” KD Webinar, 2023
• “OSHA – Investigation Application and Detection of Fraud in First Party Property Estimates and Admissibility at Trial,” Kubicki Draper Webinar, 2023
• “Touch Down! Litigating First Part claims in the Era of Reform,” Kubicki Draper Webinar, 2023
• “OSHA: Investigation, Findings, Application and Detection of Fraud in First Party Property Damage Estimates and Admissibility of OSHA requirements at Trial,” FIFEC, 2023
• “Loss of Use and Diminution of Value in Automobile Property Claims,” National General, 2023
• “Florida 4-Hour Law and Ethics Update,” Kubicki Draper Webinar, 2022
• “Defending Against Inflated Estimates for First Party Homeowners Claims,” Frontline, 2022
• “SB76 Became Effective July 1, 2021, What Now?,” Frontline, 2022
• “Taking the Fraud Out of the Public Adjuster’s Estimate,” IASIU, 2022
• “Prejudice Resulting from Late Reporting: Understanding the Two Step Analysis,” Security First Florida, 2022
• “Defending Against Inflated Estimates for First Party Homeowner Claims,” American Strategic, 2020
• “Training Day: Preparing Corporate Representatives for Deposition,” UPC, 2019
• “At the End – The House Always Wins: Analyzing & Determining Coverage for Wind & Water Damage Claims,” Kubicki Draper, Go All In for KD’s Claim Game – First Party Property Conference, 2019
• “Investigating Property Losses/Subrogation and Evaluating Property,” NARS, 2018
• “Florida 5-Hour Law and Ethics Update,” Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc. – Ft. Lauderdale 10th Annual CE Event, 2018
• “Training Day: Preparing Field Adjusters for Deposition,” Kubicki Draper, A Day at the First Party Property Oscars, 2017
• “The Fine Line Between Fraud and Claim Denial in Plumbing Water Losses,” Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC), 2017

• Law Clerk, U.S. Department of the Navy, Office of the Counsel for the Commandant of the Marine Corps

• Admitting Prior Claim Documents Into Evidence in First-Party Property Disputes at Trial, KD Summer Quarterly, 2024
• Are Underwriting and Claims Files Discoverable?: Recent Developments in Florida Law, KD Spring Quarterly, 2024
• What Does The New First Party Law (SB-76) Mean for Insurers?, KD Summer Quarterly, 2021
• Litigating in Troubled Times: Technology Tips to Take a Top EUO, KD Spring Quarterly, 2020
• Allocation of the Burden of Proof at Trial Under a Special Form Homeowners Insurance Policy, KD Summer Quarterly, 2018