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Samantha Caspar
Senior Associate
Samantha Caspar is a senior associate in the Financial Services and global Corporate Practices. She advises clients on corporate transactions and commercial financing transactions. Her substantive experience includes mergers and acquisitions, advising lenders and borrowers on a domestic and cross-border basis across a broad range of industries, and corporate governance matters.
- Representing financial institutions and public and private companies in connection with various forms of M&A activity, including public and private mergers, asset acquisitions and stock purchases.
- Advising companies on the use and amendment of credit facilities in connection with the funding of business operations and M&A activity.
- Representing international and national financial institutions in connection with secured and unsecured term and revolving credit facilities.
- Advising public and private companies on various corporate governance matters, legal compliance issues and industry best practices.
- Representing and counseling public and private clients on general contract negotiation and analysis.
Education
- University of Alabama School of Law, J.D., cum laude, Senior Editor and Acquisitions Committee, Alabama Law Review, 2016
- University of Alabama School of Law, LL.M., Business Transactions, magna cum laude, 2016
- University of Alabama Manderson Graduate School of Business, M.B.A., summa cum laude, 2016
- Wright State University, B.S., summa cum laude, 2012
Admissions
- Florida, 2018
- Ohio, 2016
Memberships & Affiliations
- Pro Bono Partnership of Ohio
- Talbert House, Fatherhood Committee Member
- Oyler School, A.P. Hampton Mentoring Program
- Wills for Heroes
- Veterans Legal Assistance Clinic
- Cincinnati Bar Association
Languages
- English
- Spanish (fluent in comprehension, reading, and writing; conversational in speaking)
- Author, “You Can Check-in Any Time You Like, But You Can Never Leave: Forced Mental Health Treatment and Advance Directives,” 40 Quinnipiac L. Rev. 395, 2022.
- Author, “Verbal Bullying in School: The Constitutional and Psychological Argument That Government Intervention Makes Things Worse,” 46 SIU Law Journal 417, 2022.
- Author, “The Alarming Legality of Security Manipulation Through Shareholder Proposals,” 44 Seattle U. L. Rev. 707, 2021.
- Author, “The Case for Abolishing Absolute Prosecutorial Immunity on Equal Protection Grounds,” 49 Hofstra L. Rev. 315, 2021.
- Author, “Who Watches the Watchmen? Character and Fitness Panels and the Onerous Demands Imposed on Bar Applicants,” 50 N.M. L. Rev. 383, 2020.
- Author, “Mental Health and the Constitution: How Incarcerating the Mentally Ill Might Pave the Way to Treatment,” 20 Nev. L. J. 547, 2020.
- Author, “Worse than Punishment: How the Involuntary Commitment of Persons with Mental Illness Violates the United States Constitution,” 47 Hastings Const. L. Q. 499, 2020.
- Author, “Comrades or Foes: Did the Russians Break the Law or New Ground for the First Amendment?” 39 Pace L. Rev. 43, 2018.
- Author, “Wherefore is Fortunato? How the Corpus Delicti Rule Excludes Reliable Confessions, Helps the Guilty Avoid Responsibility, and Proves Inconsistent with Basic Evidence Principles,” 41 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 459, 2018.
- Author, “The Implications of Marijuana Legalization on the Prevalence and Severity of Schizophrenia,” 28 Health Matrix 175, 2018.