Samuel P. Baycer

How Sam Helps Clients

Sam is an associate in the firm’s Financial Institutions, Bankruptcy & Real Estate Section. He is a graduate of the Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne University. Sam also received his Master of Business Administration from Duquesne University and a B.A. in Public Relations and Strategic Communications from American University. 

While in law school, Sam served as a teaching assistant for several transactional-related courses, including Sales and Contracts I & II. He also served as a research assistant for Professor Richard Gaffney, where he helped develop and implement changes to Duquesne’s Financial Toolkit for Lawyers course. Additionally, Sam was part of the inaugural class of the Kline Center Fellows at the Thomas R. Kline Center for Judicial Education. He was also a member of the Duquesne Law Review as a junior staff member, article contributor, and executive board member. 

What Clients Can Expect

Sam is an intuitive and dedicated advocate who will work hard to provide practical solutions to complex problems. He is methodical, attentive, and communicative with his clients and supervisors.

Sam’s previous experience working at a bank in Pittsburgh has helped him understand both the legal and financial implications of business challenges. He strives to take a holistic view of issues and offer guidance that is practical and reflects client priorities. 

Outside the Office

Outside of the office, Sam spends much of his time with his family, friends, and animals. He frequently visits a farm in Bell Acres where he works with horses, goats, pigs, and donkeys. Sam is also an avid reader, golfer, and enjoys trying different restaurants in Pittsburgh.

Proof Points

• Assisted in drafting an appellate brief for a bank challenging the valuation of real property
• Assisted in drafting a release agreement and NDA for a Pittsburgh-based biotech company.