Products Liability

Scott has defended products liability claims for more than two decades. His extensive litigation experience includes representing manufacturers of medical devices, pharmaceutical products, construction equipment, and numerous consumer products. In addition, Scott represents and defends companies that rent construction equipment. He has successfully defended claims alleging manufacturing and design defects and failure to warn in federal and state courts throughout the country. Scott is a formidable advocate in the courtroom and a shrewd negotiator. The depth of his knowledge of this area of law, combined with his ability to quickly grasp the mechanics and legal issues involved in each case, make Scott a trusted ally to his clients.    

Construction Law & Commercial Litigation

Over the years, Scott’s defense of claims involving medical devices and construction equipment naturally led to his involvement in other defense-related litigation.  He enjoys an excellent reputation for defending claims against medical device manufacturers, construction equipment manufacturers, as well as representing general contractors and subcontractors in breach of contract claims. Scott has over twenty-five years of experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in other litigated matters as well. He regularly represents clients involved in contract disputes, contested real estate matters, non-competition and trade secrets litigation, as well as pursuing and defending claims for injunctive relief.

Business Law

In addition to his litigation experience, Scott also has a business law practice. He has assisted numerous small business clients in establishing or restructuring their businesses, as well as preparing non-compete and employment contracts for them. In addition, Scott drafts and reviews business asset sales agreements when the need arises.

Municipal Finance

Scott serves as counsel to the Kansas Independent College Finance Authority (KICFA), which issues revenue bonds to finance projects for colleges in 14 cities in Kansas.  He is a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers (NABL).