We have not found any cost information for this lawyer
Scott Jason Pashman
About Scott
Practice Areas
3
Practice Areas
Fees and Rates
Looking for an attorney? Avvo can help.
Search our directory
Quickly connect with top attorneys through our legal directory to get help with your legal issue.
Avvo's live chat agents can help coordinate a consultation with a local attorney.
Chat with a live agent who can match you with the right attorney for your legal needs.
Chat withLicenses
Licensed in New York for 24 years
State: New York
Acquired: 2001
No misconduct found
Licensed in New Jersey for 25 years
State: New Jersey
Acquired: 2001
No misconduct found
Location
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C.
120 Broadway, 17th Floor, New York, NY, 10271-1797
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
Scott Jason Pashman's Reviews
Avvo Review Score
Not Yet Reviewed
Scott Jason Pashman's Lawyer Endorsements
"I worked with Scott for several years on a variety of complex civil litigations and white-collar criminal matters at a prominent national law firm. Scott brings to his work a potent combination of intellect, experience, judgment and dedication that has enabled him to achieve excellent results for his clients. Through his top-notch work, he has achieved the respect and admiration of his peers and a strong reputation in the legal community. And his clients come away from their engagements knowing that they had a fierce and skilled advocate protecting their legal rights. I strongly endorse Scott."
Kevin Galbraith
White collar crime lawyer
Experience
Honors
2013
New York Metro Rising Stars, Super Lawyers
2010
Pro Bono Publico, Legal Aid Society of New York
2009
Pro Bono Publico, Legal Aid Society of New York
Work Experience
2000 - 2010
Associate, Cooley Godward Kronish
Education
2000
New York Law School
JD - Juris Doctor
1997
Rutgers University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2001
New York Law School Review
Discharge of Student Loan Debt Under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(8): Reassessing "Undue Hardship" After the Elimination of the Seven-Year Exception