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Why Some Lawyers Settle & Others Win Millions in Court
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I’m thrilled to share this conversation with Scott Montgomery, a partner at Santa Rosa-based Abbey Weitzenberg Warren & Emery.
This Part I of this conversation; tune in next week for Part II.
Scott is part of the exciting shift in trial work. For decades the big deal trial lawyers were primarily pre-Discovery Act or former criminal practitioners. We’re now seeing a wave of younger civil trial lawyers storming the courtroom doors, refusing offers that undercompensate their clients.
Scott’s results read like the introductory speech for a Lifetime Achievement award winner, yet at 39 years old he’s got decades ahead to continue laying defendants low. Over the last two years he’s won a $46 million and a $24.8 million jury verdict for child sex abuse victims. He has already won a CLAY award for the social significance of his results. He’s done this while being a father of a two-year-old with another on the way, and we talk about the tension between parenting and a prodigious practice.
So please sit back and enjoy this wide-ranging and inspiring conversation with Scott Montgomery.
More about Scott:
- https://www.abbeylaw.com/our-attorneys/scott-r-montgomery/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-montgomery-64492a8a/
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