About Samuel
Samuel Geller earned his law degree from Golden Gate University, receiving his J.D. in 2012. He completed his legal education on the West Coast and entered practice shortly thereafter. The chronology set the stage for a practice that now spans both state and federal courts.
He started Geller Law, PC in 2013. The firm began as a small office and has remained compact by choice. Geller has handled matters in courts across California and New York and has taken cases to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Those admissions shape the jurisdictions where he regularly appears.
Geller’s courtroom work has involved contested proceedings in state and federal forums. He has represented clients at trial and on appeal, preparing filings and arguing before judges and panels. Colleagues describe him as methodical in case preparation and deliberate in courtroom presentation. He writes plainly and expects the same of the teams he leads.
Professional involvement has continued alongside private practice. He holds current membership in professional associations and attends events that bring together litigators and appellate practitioners. That networking keeps him plugged into developments in procedure and case law on both coasts.
The firm’s practice model is straightforward. It aims to move matters efficiently through litigation tracks and to present appeals when legal issues require a higher court’s review. Geller has maintained active admission in New York and California and has secured authorization to appear before the Ninth Circuit, which allows him to carry cases from trial courts to a federal appellate bench when necessary.
Clients who work with Geller encounter a lawyer who emphasizes preparation and clarity. He allocates time to draft pleadings, prepare witnesses, and map appellate strategy when a case warrants it. The office remains small, which keeps lines of communication direct and decision-making compact.
As of 2026, Geller continues to practice through Geller Law, PC. He represents clients in litigated matters across the jurisdictions where he is admitted and handles appeals before the Ninth Circuit as part of his current practice focus.
