Sam received his law degree from the University of Windsor Faculty of Law in 2021.

Prior to attending law school, Sam attended the University of Windsor for his undergraduate honors degree in biology and biotechnology. While completing his thesis in 2014, Sam began working as a machinist and CNC programmer in Oldcastle. Sam continued in this role for several years until he began his studies at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law.

In law school, Sam volunteered with local legal practitioners and advocated for clients in the Ontario Court of Justice. He also worked as a research assistant, investigating matters related to consumer protection, privacy, competition and anti-discrimination law. Sam represented the University of Windsor in the Adam F. Fanaki Competition Law Moot where he won awards for best oralist and best appellant team.

Sam serves as a committee member of the Ontario Justice Education Network, a charitable not-for-profit aimed at building legal capabilities in youth.

Sam’s practice focuses exclusively on estate litigation and estate administration matters. His science background gives him an advantage in any task involving numbers; which helps him add substance to every estate file.