Sam believes in the power of humanity and that true justice should be available to all people. Trial work is his calling. Fighting injustice that happens on our roads, in our schools, in our hospitals, in our public places, is his mantra. Working with the dynamic team at The Flood Law Firm has given Sam an opportunity to bring his trial work to the next level and achieve maximum compensation for his clients.
In 2025, Sam joined the dynamic team at The Flood Law Firm, where he has the opportunity to bring his trial work to the next level and achieve maximum compensation for his clients.
Sam strives to meet every client in their home and get to know them like family over the course of representation. He believes that fierce advocacy requires this closeness and strong connection.
Sam has conducted multiple trials with seven-figure results for injured clients. He has been trained by some of Connecticut’s great trial attorneys, both at The Flood Law Firm and at his prior firm, and is grateful to his teachers for their support and guidance as he has honed his skills as a trial attorney.
Sam is admitted to practice in the State Courts of Connecticut (2021) and in the Federal Court for the District of Connecticut (2022).
Outside the courtroom, Sam loves art (Warhol, Basquiat, Monet, and O’Keeffe), music (Marvin Gaye, Deadmau5, Beirut, and Frank Ocean), and adventure (scuba diving, skateboarding, boating, and foraging). He finds peace and grounding in meditation, mindfulness, and gratitude practices, believing these strengthen his effectiveness as an advocate for his clients. He loves the outdoors and cherishes this nation’s national parks.
Sam lives in New Haven, Connecticut, where he enjoys watching sunsets on the Quinnipiac River with his wife.
Education
- George Washington University – B.A. in International Affairs, minor in Chinese Language and Literature
- University of Maine School of Law – J.D. with a Certificate in Environmental Law and Policy
Bar Admissions
- Connecticut, 2021
- Federal Court for the District of Connecticut, 2022
