Profile

Regan Samson is an attorney in Anderson Kill’s New York office, where she focuses her practice on insurance recovery, exclusively on behalf of policyholders.

Regan represents corporate clients in a wide range of complex insurance matters, including with respect to directors & officers (D&O), representations & warranties (R&W), professional liability, and general liability coverage, as well as environmental and asbestos claims, first-party property and business interruption losses, cyber-related claims, and other specialized risks.

While in law school, Regan served as a Pro Bono Scholar at Lawyers for Children, worked in the ADR Department of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, and mediated cases in Manhattan Small Claims Court.  She was the recipient of the 2021 Jacob Burns Medal, the 2021 Inspire! Award for Pro Bono Services, and the Dean’s Merit Scholarship at Cardozo School of Law, where she also served as Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Cardozo Moot Court Honor Society.

Before attending law school, Regan was a professional ballet dancer and participated in educational outreach programs designed to foster creativity and cultural awareness in local communities.

Publications

Restaurant, Retail, and Hospitality Newsletter | June 2026

Policyholder Advisor & Alert / June 9, 2026

Insurance Companies Cannot “Check Out”: Courts Reject Insurance Companies’ Efforts To Avoid TVPRA Defense Obligations

Policyholder Alert / June 9, 2026

How Can We Insure Against Political Volatility?

Risk & Insurance / April 13, 2026

Contractual Armor: Strengthening Additional Insured and Indemnification Provisions

AK Insight Series / July 21, 2025

Federal Agencies Issue Third-Party Risk Management Guide For Community Banks

Wall Street Lawyer / April 21, 2025

What’s The Risk? Contractual and Insurance Considerations for Banks and Financial Institutions

Wall Street Lawyer / July 9, 2024

Assigning Benefits Of Liability Insurance In Corporate Transactions – The Insurance Industry Keeps Losing

American Bar Association, Insurance Coverage Committee / November 7, 2022

The Novel Coronavirus Causes Loss Or Damage To Property

American Bar Association / March 4, 2021

News

An Agreement to Agree to Allocate Is Not an Allocation Method: Anderson Kill Secures Delaware Superior Court Decision Reaffirming Larger Settlement Rule Allocation Method

July 10, 2026

Vermont Supreme Court rules that policyholder can seek coverage for “direct physical loss or damage” stemming from COVID-19

September 23, 2022

NYC Property Co. Seeks Insurer’s Defense In Self-Dealing Suit

March 28, 2022

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Regan E. Samson

Attorney , New York

Profile

Regan Samson is an attorney in Anderson Kill’s New York office, where she focuses her practice on insurance recovery, exclusively on behalf of policyholders.

Regan represents corporate clients in a wide range of complex insurance matters, including with respect to directors & officers (D&O), representations & warranties (R&W), professional liability, and general liability coverage, as well as environmental and asbestos claims, first-party property and business interruption losses, cyber-related claims, and other specialized risks.

While in law school, Regan served as a Pro Bono Scholar at Lawyers for Children, worked in the ADR Department of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, and mediated cases in Manhattan Small Claims Court.  She was the recipient of the 2021 Jacob Burns Medal, the 2021 Inspire! Award for Pro Bono Services, and the Dean’s Merit Scholarship at Cardozo School of Law, where she also served as Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Cardozo Moot Court Honor Society.

Before attending law school, Regan was a professional ballet dancer and participated in educational outreach programs designed to foster creativity and cultural awareness in local communities.

Publications

Restaurant, Retail, and Hospitality Newsletter | June 2026

Policyholder Advisor & Alert / June 9, 2026

Insurance Companies Cannot “Check Out”: Courts Reject Insurance Companies’ Efforts To Avoid TVPRA Defense Obligations

Policyholder Alert / June 9, 2026

How Can We Insure Against Political Volatility?

Risk & Insurance / April 13, 2026

Contractual Armor: Strengthening Additional Insured and Indemnification Provisions

AK Insight Series / July 21, 2025

Federal Agencies Issue Third-Party Risk Management Guide For Community Banks

Wall Street Lawyer / April 21, 2025

What’s The Risk? Contractual and Insurance Considerations for Banks and Financial Institutions

Wall Street Lawyer / July 9, 2024

Assigning Benefits Of Liability Insurance In Corporate Transactions – The Insurance Industry Keeps Losing

American Bar Association, Insurance Coverage Committee / November 7, 2022

The Novel Coronavirus Causes Loss Or Damage To Property

American Bar Association / March 4, 2021

News

An Agreement to Agree to Allocate Is Not an Allocation Method: Anderson Kill Secures Delaware Superior Court Decision Reaffirming Larger Settlement Rule Allocation Method

July 10, 2026

Vermont Supreme Court rules that policyholder can seek coverage for “direct physical loss or damage” stemming from COVID-19

September 23, 2022

NYC Property Co. Seeks Insurer’s Defense In Self-Dealing Suit

March 28, 2022

Education
  • Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, J.D.
  • Fordham University, B.A.
Bar Admissions
  • New York
Court Admissions
  • United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
  • United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York
Awards & Honors
  • Jacob Burns Medal: 2021
  • Inspire! Award for Pro Bono Services: 2021

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