Scott McIntosh

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Scott McIntosh brings unique experience and a diverse educational background to Lewis & McIntosh, LLC.   Scott is admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, and the United States Supreme Court.  He concentrates his practice primarily on criminal, family and personal injury law.

Scott is a trial attorney.  His entire practice focuses on litigation.  He thrives in the adversarial setting of a court room, obtaining favorable verdicts and outcomes for his clients. Scott meticulously stays well-informed in changes in the law, and his secrets to success are diligent preparation and resourceful problem-solving.

Before law school, Scott spent over seven years serving the community as a Montgomery County Probation & Parole Officer, where he specialized in intensive supervision, working in Montgomery County’s Drug Treatment Court program where he tirelessly worked to improve the quality of lives and promote public safety.  Few other lawyers in this area have seen the law from both sides, and for this reason Scott’s unique perspective makes the process quicker and easier, with more favorable outcomes for his clients.

Scott graduated from Widener University School of Law in 2009 ranked near the top of his class.  There, he honed his trial advocacy skills and had an article published in Suffolk University Law School’s Journal of Health & Biomedical Law.  In addition to his government service and legal training, Scott has an MBA from West Chester University, giving him the business acumen, well-rounded education and distinct ability to serve his clients.

Scott’s passion for justice and commitment to serving the community began at Northeastern University in Boston, where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice in 2001.  Scott is an active member of the Montgomery Bar Association and is also a member of the Pennsylvania and American Bar Associations.  Scott volunteers his time as a Pro Bono Attorney for the Montgomery Child Advocacy Project, representing children in abuse and neglect cases.

CASE RESULTS

• Not guilty after bench trial – simple assault, harassment and disorderly conduct (Delco)
• Drugs found in backpack suppressed (Federal Court)
• Acquittal of felony interference with flight crew charges after jury trial (Federal Court)
• Negotiated plea from felony drug charges to simple possession for one pound of marijuana found in trunk (Chesco)
• Not guilty of aggravated assault, only guilty of simple assault after jury trial where victim was shot in the back (Montco)
• Not guilty of theft, receiving stolen property after bench trial (Bucks Co)
• Not guilty of aggravated assault, only guilty of simple assault by mutual combat after jury trial where victim had broken jaw (Montco)
• Attempted murder and aggravated assault charges dismissed at preliminary hearing (Montco)
• Domestic assault charges dismissed after preliminary hearing (Montco)
• Theft and bad checks charges dismissed after preliminary hearing (Montco)
• Not guilty of terroristic threats after jury trial (Montco)
• Pretrial motions granted to exclude odor of alcohol and prior convictions at trial for homicide by vehicle (Montco)
• Assault charges reduced to summary disorderly conduct citation where victim bouncer had broken nose (Montco)
• Domestic assault charges dismissed due to lack of evidence (Chesco)
• Successfully argued Megan’s Law registration requirements not applicable to charges (Northumberland)
• Misdemeanor theft charges dropped the morning of trial (Montco)
• Misdemeanor unauthorized use of a motor vehicle charges reduced to a summary citation the morning of trial (Montco)
• Not guilty of possession of drug and paraphernalia after bench trial where client sitting in passenger seat and contraband found in glove compartment (Montco)
• Not guilty of simple assault and harassment after jury trial in broken arm case (Chester County)
• Not guilty of strangulation and simple assault after jury trial in domestic case (Chester County)