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Samantha Sweetin is a proud native Houstonian, born and raised in League City. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Sam Houston State University before obtaining her Juris Doctorate, graduating with honors from South Texas College of Law Houston.
Samantha joined Kaster, Lynch, Farrar and Ball as an associate in 2024. Her practice encompasses a wide range of civil litigation, including personal injury, wrongful death, defective products, and premises liability. She has been actively involved in every stage of litigation, working diligently to hold corporations and individuals accountable for the harm they cause.
Driven by a steadfast commitment to her clients, Samantha takes a personalized approach to every case, developing strategies tailored to each client’s unique circumstances. She believes that strong advocacy begins with trust and clear communication, and she is relentless in her pursuit of just compensation for those she represents.
Samantha Sweetin is a proud native Houstonian, born and raised in League City. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Sam Houston State University before obtaining her Juris Doctorate, graduating with honors from South Texas College of Law Houston.
Samantha joined Kaster, Lynch, Farrar and Ball as an associate in 2024. Her practice encompasses a wide range of civil litigation, including personal injury, wrongful death, defective products, and premises liability. She has been actively involved in every stage of litigation, working diligently to hold corporations and individuals accountable for the harm they cause.
Driven by a steadfast commitment to her clients, Samantha takes a personalized approach to every case, developing strategies tailored to each client’s unique circumstances. She believes that strong advocacy begins with trust and clear communication, and she is relentless in her pursuit of just compensation for those she represents.
Education
This video animation demonstrates how steel belts inside a tire without a nylon wedge can generate dangerous amounts of friction. Learn More
Corporate tire industry video documents safety concerns when two new tires are mounted on back of vehicle. Learn More
This demonstrative evidence video animation is used to show jurors the components of a tire and illustrates how tires without “belt wedges” can generate dangerous friction between the steel belts. Learn More
This demonstrative evidence image shows a cross section of a modern tire with liners, belts, nylon overlay and undertread. Learn More
Corporate tire industry video explains safety and performance issues when only two tires are replaced on a vehicle, and how vehicle handling is affected by placement of tires. Learn More
Video created by Carr Engineering Inc. to document a tread separation test with a Ford Explorer. Test shows that even an expert driver with knowledge that a tread separation event is imminent still cannot maintain control of the vehicle. Learn More
A video animation used as demonstrative evidence to illustrate for jurors the components of a tire, including belts, liners and tread base. This animation demonstrates how two belt liners rubbing together can create friction that leads to tire failure. Learn More
Short video documenting an SUV on a test track flipping and rolling, then crashing into a guard rail. Learn More
Demonstrative evidence illustration used to explain to jurors the components of a tire designed with nylon safety strips in addition to steel belts. Learn More
Side-by-side demonstrative evidence used to explain to jurors the differences between a cap ply tire with a nylon safety belt compared to a traditional steel-belted tire. Learn More
Demonstrative evidence showing three different camera angles of a 2001 Mercury Moutaineer performing a controlled maneuver with a defective tire. Learn More
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