Samuel C. Breslin

Samuel Breslin focuses on state and federal criminal defense, personal injury litigation, and commerical litigation.  Sam handles DWI defense, drug defense, and a vast array of misdemeanor and felony cases, and also manages a variety of complex personal injury and civil litigation matters in both New York and Massachusetts. 

While at Albany Law School, Sam competed in various Moot Court competitions, was elected Executive Vice President of the Student Bar Association, worked as a Clinical Intern at the Federal Public Defender's office in Albany, and participated in the school's Pro Bono Society.  

Prior to pursuing a legal career, Sam attended Tufts University, where he focused his studies on the history of American social movements.  From 1999 to 2000, Sam lived in Quito, Ecuador as a Rotary Exchange Student, where he attended school and traveled extensively while becoming fluent in Spanish.

Sam volunteers with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region, and is an avid traveler, cyclist and outdoor sports enthusiast.