Sam Capogrosso

Sam Capogrosso has experience litigating a variety of civil matters, including complex commercial disputes, fraud claims, corporate veil-piercing claims, entertainment and real estate disputes, and professional liability matters.

Sam began his legal career as a transactional attorney at an AmLaw 100 firm before transitioning to civil litigation. His transactional background gives him insight into how business relationships are structured, how disputes develop, and how contractual language can shape litigation strategy.

Sam has participated in the American Board of Trial Advocates’ Trial School and the Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Trial Advocacy Project, where he first chaired a criminal jury trial for the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office.

Sam was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, and attended Tufts University in Boston, where he double majored in International Relations and Arabic Language & Literature. After college, Sam worked as an Arabic translator in Amman, Jordan, before returning to Los Angeles to attend UCLA School of Law. In his free time, Sam enjoys practicing jiu-jitsu and spending time outdoors with his golden retriever.