About Michael Jonathan
Michael Jonathan Sabbeth studied law at Vermont Law School before beginning a practice concentrated in the New England states. He built his legal foundation through study and early practice in the region, later expanding his work to include federal appellate admissions. Those early choices shaped the geography of his career.
Sabbeth moved into leadership in 2015 when he became President and lawyer at Sabbeth Law - Vermont & New Hampshire Personal Injury Lawyers. He has overseen the firm's operations since then, handling case selection, client intake, and courtroom work. The firm’s name signals the kinds of disputes he takes on: civil claims arising from accidents, injuries and related liability questions.
He is admitted to practice in Vermont and New Hampshire and is authorized to appear before the United States Courts of Appeals for the First and Second Circuits. That mix of state and federal admissions allows him to pursue matters that cross state lines or raise federal issues. He has used those admissions to bring cases on behalf of individuals against insurers and other parties when state remedies were insufficient.
Professional memberships have been part of his career rhythm. He belongs to the New Hampshire Association for Justice and has been a member there since 2015. He is also a member of the Vermont Association for Justice, a relationship that dates to 2009. Those affiliations connect him to continuing education, peer oversight and the trial bar in both states.
Sabbeth’s practice emphasizes personal injury representation in Vermont and New Hampshire. He runs a small firm that handles the practical work of preparing claims, negotiating with insurers and taking appropriate cases to trial. Clients encounter him in depositions and court, and he remains the firm’s public-facing lawyer. He continues to handle personal injury cases for clients in Vermont and New Hampshire.
