E. Samuel Geisler

E. Samuel "Sam" Geisler earned a Juris Doctorate from the Saint Louis University School of Law where he participated on the Trial Advocacy Competition Team and served as the Notes and Comments Editor of the Saint Louis University Law Journal. In 2009, Mr. Geisler received Saint Louis University's Student Legal Writers Association's Writing Excellence Award. Also while attending law school, his law journal comment, "A Bridge to Somewhere: How a Bolder Causal Analysis Can Shape Civil RICO into the Ideal Free Market Safeguard," was selected for publication and appeared in the Saint Louis University Law Journal.

Prior to graduating, Mr. Geisler represented indigent criminal defendants while working for Saint Louis University's In-house Criminal Defense Clinic. He also clerked for several law firms practicing in complex litigation, such as mass torts, class actions and single event personal injury claims.

Mr. Geisler continues to pursue his interest in legal scholarship, co-authoring an article in The St. Louis Bar Journal as well as an article in The Escambia-Santa Rosa Bar Association's publication, The Summation.

He is active in the local legal community, participating as a member of the local Inn of Court and serving as a board member of the Young Lawyers Division of the Escambia Santa Rosa Bar Association.

A native to the Florida Panhandle, Sam Geisler received a Master of Arts degree from University of Louisiana at Lafayette where he taught college composition and creative writing as a teaching assistant. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Florida State University, cum laude.

Mr. Geisler is licensed to practice law before Florida state courts and Illinois state courts. He is admitted to practice law before the United States District Court, Northern District of Florida and the United States District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin. He currently practices in the areas of pharmaceutical products liability, class actions and personal injury. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Escambia / Santa Rosa County Bar Association, American Inns of Court and the American Association for Justice.