Sarah Stempky-Kime

Managing Partner | Trial Lawyer at Christensen Law
Southfield, MI16 years experienceAdmitted 2010

About Sarah Stempky-Kime

Sarah Stempky-Kime is the Managing Partner and Trial Lawyer at Christensen Law in Michigan. She has practiced law for 16 years, specializing in complex litigation involving traumatic brain injuries, wrongful death, and catastrophic injuries.

Stempky-Kime earned her Juris Doctor from Michigan State University College of Law and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Alma College. She was admitted to the Michigan State Bar in 2010 (License #P74167).

She has collaborated with firm founder David Christensen since 2009 and has secured multiple seven- and eight-figure verdicts and settlements for seriously injured clients. She serves as a Council Member of the Michigan Association for Justice Negligence Section and Board Member of the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan. Her honors include recognition from Best Lawyers, Super Lawyers, and Michigan Lawyers Weekly, along with American Board of Trial Advocates membership.

Practice areas

Education

Alma College
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Michigan, admitted 2010 (Bar No. P74167)
Michigan Association for Justice Negligence Section (Council Member)
American Board of Trial Advocates
Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan (Board Member)

Awards & recognition

Best Lawyers
Super Lawyers
Michigan Lawyers Weekly recognition

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Southfield firms

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$135 million · A Botched Scoliosis Surgery, 10 Days of Delay, and a $135 Million Verdict
Mike Morse Injury Law Firm
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$75 Million Verdict Over MDMA Overdose Death of Denis Preka, Michigan's Largest for a Single Death
Sommers Schwartz PC
Sommers Schwartz PC
$10.5 million · Michigan Pain Specialists Fungal Meningitis Class Settlement Covers 311 Patients and Survivors
Buckfire Law
Buckfire Law
$6.4 Million Verdict After Man Dies From Untreated Alcohol Withdrawal in Kent County Jail

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.