Samantha advises non-profit and governmental clients on tax-exempt financings for capital projects nationwide.

Samantha has experience serving as bond counsel, borrower's counsel, disclosure counsel, and underwriters' counsel in connection with a broad range of complex financing structures, with an emphasis on transactions for non-profit corporations across the country.

Samantha's clients include non-profit corporations, religious institutions, education clients, cities, counties, special districts, and other governmental entities. She has advised on various financing structures and techniques, totaling over $8 billion in par amount in the past three years, including general obligation financings, fixed and variable rate financings, revenue financings, lease-revenue financings, and conduit financings. Samantha also advises governmental clients on general public law matters, including elections, open government, and economic development. Samantha is recognized by Chambers USA as an Up and Coming lawyer in Texas Public Finance.

Samantha's representative experience includes working as bond and borrower's counsel on both publicly-offered and privately-placed non-profit conduit financings and lease-revenue financings across the country, including in Texas, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New Mexico, and Ohio.

Bar Admissions

Education
JD, University of Houston Law Center, Houston Law Review, 2015

BA, The University of Texas at Austin, with Highest Honors, 2010