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Samuel Oldham
Solicitor
Sam is a solicitor who joined Stephensons in August 2026 and is part of the general crime team.
He specialises in criminal defence work, predominantly representing clients in the Magistrates' Court, Youth Court and at the police station stage. Sam advises and represents clients across a broad range of criminal matters, including theft offences, drug offences, sexual offences and offences against the person.
As a police station accredited representative, Sam has represented clients during this stage of proceedings for more than two years. Having qualified as a solicitor in July 2026, he also conducts advocacy in both the Magistrates' Court and Youth Court.
Sam graduated from Edge Hill University with a first-class law degree before completing the Legal Practice Course in Liverpool alongside a master's degree, achieving a distinction. Following his studies, he took a year out to travel across Australia and South East Asia.
Known for his confident advocacy, Sam provides clear and straightforward advice, ensuring clients feel supported throughout their case.
Before pursuing a career in law, Sam was a member of the playing staff at Lancashire County Cricket Club, where he played from the age of 10. He continues to play cricket for Leyland Cricket Club as the club's professional. Outside of work, Sam enjoys travelling and keeping fit by regularly going to the gym.