Sam Karpel

Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer at AcroDocz

Overview

Sam Karpel is Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer at AcroDocz[1], a company that utilizes an AI-driven platform to review and summarize medical records and medical bills for personal injury attorneys across the U.S.[2] Karpel is also Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer of AppealMate, Inc.[4], which provides appellate processing and printing services to lawyers in New York[2]. Karpel is an attorney admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts[2], with experience representing clients in business, insurance, and commercial litigation matters in state, federal and appellate courts[2]. Karpel earned a J.D. in Law from New England Law | Boston between 2003 and 2006[8] and a BA in Social Sciences from University at Buffalo between 2000 and 2003[9]. Since 2017, Karpel has been a Member at Einhorn Karpel, P.C.[3]

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

Co-Founder of AppealMate, Inc. (www.appealmate.com), a company that provides appellate processing and printing services to lawyers in New York. Co-Founder of AcroDocz, LLC (www.acrodocz.com), a company that utilizes an AI-driven platform to review and summarize medical records and medical bills for personal injury attorneys across the U.S. Attorney with extensive experience representing clients in a wide variety of business, insurance, and commercial litigation matters in state, federal and appellate courts. Admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts.

Career history

  1. Member2017 to presentEinhorn Karpel, P.C.
  2. Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer2021 to presentAppealMate, Inc.
  3. Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer2019 to presentAcroDocz
  4. Associate2012 to 2017MZA, P.C.
  5. Associate2007 to 2012Richard C. Bardi & Associates, LLC

Education

  1. J.D., Law at New England Law | Boston2003 - 2006
  2. BA, Social Sciences2000 - 2003Universityat Buffalo

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