About Samuel A. Haaz

Samuel A. Haaz’s practice is focused on fighting for victims of negligent and criminal acts. He represents victims suffering from life-altering physical injuries, psychological trauma, sexual abuse, and the immeasurable loss of a family member. Sam has dedicated his career to achieving outstanding results for his clients who are often experiencing the most traumatic and stressful event in their lives. He handles cases involving workplace accidents, dangerous products, vehicle accidents, sexual abuse, and other preventable tragedies.

Sam is a Philadelphia native and a second-generation Philadelphia trial lawyer. Prior to joining Saltz Mongeluzzi Bendesky, Sam was a prosecutor representing victims of violent crimes at the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office. There, he gained extensive experience supervising criminal investigations, and litigating complex jury trials to verdict.

Sam was elevated to the Hate Crimes Task Force where he investigated and tried the most sensitive cases involving victims targeted based on race, religion, gender, and sexual orientation. Prior to leaving the District Attorney’s Office in 2018, Sam’s relentless efforts from years of investigation resulted in a Philadelphia man being charged with seven homicides. Sam’s skill and dedication earned him a job at one of the top commercial litigation firms in Philadelphia.

Practice areas

Education

Bates College
B.A., 2006
Bates College
Undergraduate, 2006

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Pennsylvania

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