David Matthew Scott is a lawyer practicing business & corporate law, construction law, employment / labor law and 7 other areas of law. David received a B.A. degree from The Ohio State University in 1994, and has been licensed for 29 years. David practices at Brennan, Manna & Diamond in Columbus, OH.
Professional & Civil Involvement
•Columbus Bar Association
•Ohio State Bar Association
•Meritas, Leadership Institute Chairman (2007-2008)
•Meritas, Business Development Committee (2008-2009)
•Meritas Marketing and Member Relations Committee (2013-2014)
•U.S. Green Building Council, Central Ohio Chapter (Board of Directors) (2010-present)
•U.S. Green Building Council, Central Ohio Chapter (Advocacy Committee Member)(2009-present)
•Local Matters, Local Ohio Foods not-for-profit (Board of Directors)(2009-2013)
•Alpha Sigma of Kappa Sigma House Company (Secretary)(2008-2012)
•Alpha Sigma of Kappa Sigma Alumni Association, (Vice President)(2007-2008)
•Columbus Bar Association Clothes Drive (Office Chairman)
•Columbus Food Bank (Volunteer)
•Race for the Cure (Participant)
•Cystic Fibrosis Stair Climb (Participant)
•Public Service Fellowship (Engaged in 50+ hours of community service during second year of law school)
•Street Law Program Participant (Volunteer Tutor for Elementary School Children)
•Advisor: Thomas Worthington/Worthington Kilbourne
•High School Mock Trial Teams
250 Civic Center Drive, Suite 300Columbus, OH 43215U.S.A.
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