Porter Scott Insights
Our news, results & publications demonstrate our law firm’s edge reaches beyond local cases.
Our news, results & publications demonstrate our law firm’s edge reaches beyond local cases.
Congratulations to our team for their hard work winning trial cases. Read about our recent victories.
Porter Scott proudly celebrates 50 years of dedicated litigation service in Sacramento, California.
We proudly welcome Chad Tapp to our roster of American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) attorneys.
Established in 1976, Porter Scott Attorneys has moved after 40 years on University Avenue. The firm’s focus on civil litigation sets it apart from other firms. The attorneys handle all aspects of civil litigation…
Congrats to Porter Scott attorneys Lauren Orozco (provisional license) and Amanda Iler on having their article, “COVID-19 Employment Laws,” published in the Public Cemetery Alliance…
Congrats to our summer law clerk (and eventual Attorney-in-Waiting), Megan Robertson on having her article, “Drug Testing in the workplace, Can you test?” appear in the Fall 2020 update…
There is a wonderful article about our partner Nancy Sheehan in this month’s Sacramento Lawyer Magazine (Winter 2020). www.sacbar.org/. The firm still misses Nancy every day.
Porter Scott secured a unanimous defense verdict in a three-week jury trial in Sonoma County, defending Recology Sonoma Marin (an employee-owned business) in a motor vehicle accident case. Read more about this case.
Porter Scott represented the plaintiff in a complex business and real estate fraud case that proceeded to a month-long jury trial. Read more about this case.
In a significant victory for Porter Scott, the California Superior Court for the County of Sacramento granted a motion for summary judgment in favor of the Regents of the University of California (“UC Regents”). Read more about this case.
Appellant argued that during a 2018 arrest the County and its jail medical contractor California Forensic Medical Group failed to provide medical care during a 48 hour detention. Read more about this case.
