Samantha works on aviation and commercial litigation matters.

Prior to joining the firm, Samantha was a Judicial law clerk at the Connecticut Superior Court, drafting memoranda of decisions and conducting legal research for the judges of the Superior Court.

Samantha is a graduate of the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, where she was a Senior Associate Editor of the Hofstra Law Review and authored a Note examining the effects of food sharing restrictions on the homeless population in the United States. She was also the recipient of the Jonathan Falk Memorial Scholarship in Labor and Employment Law.

During law school, Samantha worked as a legal assistant for a law office in Connecticut, and held legal internship positions with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Metro-North, Labor Relations division; the First Judicial Department Attorney Grievance Committee; and, the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities.

Newsletters and Bulletins

January 7, 2021 | Client Bulletins
Massachusetts Federal Court Reaffirms that a Passenger’s Personal, Subjective Expectations Have No Bearing on Whether an “Accident” Occurred under the Montreal Convention

Published Works and Presentations

“Homeless, Hungry, and Targeted: A Look at the Validity of Food Sharing Restrictions in the United States.” Hofstra L Rev. 46.2 (2017).