As an associate at Hall Maines Lugrin, Sam Dolan practices primarily in the energy sector, where he concentrates on subrogation matters. The past 8 years he focuses on energy subrogation claims, Sam advises clients on recovery issues and is involved in matters throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Sam’s primary practice involves Control of Well subrogation recovery efforts but includes all matters in the energy sector for both onshore and offshore claims. Recently his practice has seen an emergence of recovery efforts for losses in renewable projects stemming from manufacturing defects or substandard services. He primarily handles subrogation matters involving control of well and pollution incidents, as well as products liability issues involving down-hole equipment and blowout preventers used in oil and gas operations. No matter the sector, the complexity of the technical issues is welcomed and has allowed numerous successful results for Hall Maines Lugrin. While Sam's focus has been subrogation recovery efforts in the energy and insurance industry, he also has worked on non-energy insurance issues including legal malpractice claims.

Before becoming a part of Hall Maines Lugrin, Sam worked as a summer associate at the firm getting his foot in the door. In that position, he dove headfirst into the world of highly complex and technical litigation and learned to be a lawyer from the best in the business. He is now an 8-year veteran of this sector and has been privileged to work on some of the industry's most technical and high-value cases.

Sam approaches his legal career like every other facet of his life. Hard work, dedication and skill helps him resolve matters effectively. Every case Sam is involved in requires these skills to find solutions to complex problems, all while putting his client in the best possible position for success.