Samuel D. Evans

Professional career

• Qualified as a solicitor in 1883, called to the Bar in 1891, became a Queen’s Counsel in 1901, Recorder of Swansea (1908), and President of the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division of the High Court (1910–1918)
• If you mean Sir Samuel Thomas Evans, he was a prominent 19th‐ and early 20th‐century Welsh judge and politician, celebrated for his work in prize law and high court leadership

Education

Additional information

• Key filings: Advisory hearing dispositions, bond filings, judgment cost pay plans, and a 2022 transfer to a collections agency.
• There is also a distinguished Sir Samuel Thomas Evans (1859–1918), a Welsh barrister, judge, and Liberal politician.
• If you are looking for Samuel D. Evans as a judge, no public record in the provided sources confirms that he held judicial office; the available case shows him as a defendant before Judge Erika N. Quartermaine in Florida.
• Honours: G.C.B., member of the Privy Council, and commemorated with a bust in the Royal Courts of Justice.