Our news, results & publications demonstrate our law firm’s edge reaches beyond local cases.
Two recent wrongful death mesothelioma case wins demonstrate why public entities choose Porter Scott to defend them. Read more about these case victories.
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.
Marking our 50th anniversary makes this article particularly timely—it's meaningful to see the firm’s history and growth within the Sacramento legal community acknowledged.
After attending a dinner hosted by the Sacramento Business Journal with other milestone honorees, The Journal interviewed us for its Milestone Anniversaries feature.
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…
Shareholder Will Camy and Associate Washington Gwarada recently obtained a favorable jury verdict on behalf of an insured Defendant in a strict liability case under the dog bite statute. Read more about this case.
Shareholders William Camy and Jennifer Thompson successfully defended the City of Lincoln in a dangerous condition of public property action alleging a bicyclist crashed due to a pothole in the City’s roadway. Read more about this case.
Porter Scott obtained a dismissal for the County of Inyo in a wrongful death and survival action alleging asbestos exposure and mesothelioma. Read more about this case.
Porter Scott’s obtained a favorable ruling on a Motion for Summary Judgment for The Regents of the University of California (“The Regents”) in Yolo County Superior Court. Read more about this case.
