Mark M. Scott focuses his practice on representing financial institutions in commercial and general business litigation, as well as provisional remedies, lender liability, enforcement of judgments, fraudulent transfers, alter ego, unfair business practices, and disputes pertaining to secured and unsecured lending, equipment leasing, accounts receivable financing, factoring, inventory financing, trade secrets, contracts, fraud and letters of credit. He also represents clients in internal corporate investigations, including stock option investigations.

Mr. Scott is a member of the Los Angeles Bar Association, the Orange County Bar Association, the Association of Business Trial Lawyers and the Financial Lawyers Conference. He is active in the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association. Mr. Scott also speaks and writes on various commercial law topics. Publications include "Equipment Lessors Can Survive Liquidated Damage Attacks" in The Secured Lender and "Interim Rent: A Practical Look at a Sometimes Overlooked Change" in The Monitor.

Bar Admissions

• California

Education

• USC Gould School of Law, J.D., 1988
• Arizona State University, B.S., summa cum laude, 1985

• Interim Rent: A Practical Look at a Sometimes Overlooked Charge
• New Central Location Legal Process Laws Affect Financial Institutions and Judgment Creditors
• Equipment Lessors Can Survive Unenforceability Attacks Against Anticipated Residual Value, Stipulated Loss Value and Casualty Value Based Liquidation Damage Provisions