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Phone: 860.537.5537
Fax: 860.537.4432
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David R. Scott
David R. Scott is a graduate of St. Lawrence University (B.A., cum laude, 1986), Temple University School of Law (J.D., Moot Court Board, 1989) and New York University School of Law (LL.M. in taxation). He concentrates in commercial and class action trial work. Mr. Scott's trial work involves antitrust, intellectual property, commercial and complex securities litigation. Mr. Scott's antitrust litigation experience includes matters dealing with illegal tying, price-fixing and monopolization actions. He has served as lead counsel in numerous antitrust and securities class action lawsuits. Notably, Mr. Scott served as co-lead counsel in In re: Priceline.com Securities Litigation ($80 million settlement); Thurber v. Mattel, Inc. ($122 million settlement); In re: Emulex Corp. Securities Litigation ($39 million settlement); In re: Sprint Securities Litigation ($50 million settlement); In re: Northwestern Corporation Securities Litigation ($61 million settlement); Irvine, et al. v. Imclone Systems, Inc., et al. ($75 million settlement); Schnall, et al. v. Annuity and Life Re (Holdings) Ltd., et al. ($27 million settlement); In re: Qwest Communications International, Inc. (significant corporate governance reforms and $25 million for the company); and In re: General Motors ERISA Litigation (significant enhancements to retirement plan administration in addition to a $37.5 million settlement for plan participants), among others. His securities litigation experience includes matters dealing with securities fraud class actions, derivative/corporate governance litigation and representation of start-up technology companies in private securities litigation. Presently, Mr. Scott is serving as lead counsel in: In re: General Motors ERISA Litigation; In re: Guidant Corp. Securities Litigation; In re: Priceline.com Securities Litigation; and In re: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. Derivative Litigation (option-backdating litigation), among others. Mr. Scott is admitted to practice in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York, the United States Tax Court and many United States District Courts.
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