About Samantha
Samantha Kemp studied political science as an undergraduate earlier than turning to regulation. She earned her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 2011. Those formative years set a pattern: early work in government workplaces, then a steady pass into felony protection and personal practice.
Her paid legal work started quickly following law school. In 2012 she interned on the Law Office of Kate Barnes. The following year she labored in two public workplaces: on environmental crimes and cyber forensics matters on the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office, and on homicide and major felonies at the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office. Those postings put her in courtrooms and in investigative settings, often on serious, excessive-stakes matters.
In 2014 she took contract positions for outside employers, which includes General Electric and Curtis Law, and served as general counsel for Beechwood Farm, LLC. She then moved into company roles, becoming an affiliate at Lynch & Lynch in 2015 and serving as head of criminal defense at Macias & Greenstein, LLC in 2016. The series indicates a lawyer who has worked on both corporate and criminal things, and who has moved among authorities, in-residence, and personal-firm settings.
In 2017 she opened her personal practice, operating as counsel and owner of the Law Office of Samantha Kemp. The company handles a variety of criminal defense work, drawing on her earlier courtroom experience. Running a small office has intended managing legal strategy, client intake, and court advocacy, while additionally dealing with the enterprise side of a tradition.
Colleagues and former supervisors describe an attorney who is relaxed in court and who has handled critical criminal matters. Her background in environmental crimes and cyber forensics adds a technical dimension to her criminal work. The mix of public- and private-sector experience has given her repeated exposure to trials, plea bargaining sessions, and investigative processes.
Kemp is certified to practice in Massachusetts. Her profession trail reflects continuous motion from government roles into personal practice and then into company leadership. She currently operates the Law Office of Samantha Kemp and focuses her practice on felony protection and related legal matters.
