Scott Richard Sanderson

ATTORNEY SCOTT R. SANDERSON was admitted to the practice of law in 2009 and concentrates in the areas of Estate Planning, Estate & Trust Administration, Real Estate & Title and Corporate/Business Law. Attorney Sanderson is a graduate of Widener University School of Law and was a recipient of a Widener Law Merit Scholarship for his academic achievements. While attending Widener School of Law, Attorney Sanderson was awarded the American Jurisprudence Award in Employment Discrimination Law. He was also named to the Widener University School of Law Dean’s Honors List during the Fall of 2006 and the Spring of 2009. Additionally, he graduated from Seton Hall University in 2005 where he was a recipient of a golf scholarship and served as golf team captain. While at Seton Hall, Attorney Sanderson was twice named to the All-Big East Conference Academic Team. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, the United States Tax Court, the Lackawanna County Bar Association, the Luzerne County Bar Association, the United States Middle District Court of Pennsylvania, and the American Bar Association.

In 2012, Attorney Sanderson was licensed as a Pennsylvania Resident Title Agent. Attorney Sanderson’s extensive knowledge in real estate & property law is complemented by his membership in the Pennsylvania Land Title Association. Since 2013,  Attorney Sanderson has served as a member of the Planning Committee for the John Heinz Allied Services Autism Classic, which raises funds for pediatric autism patients.

Attorney Sanderson was selected as a Pennsylvania Super Lawyers - Rising Star in both 2020 and 2021 by Super Lawyers and Philadelphia Magazine.  In 2016, Attorney Sanderson was selected and received an invitation to become a member of Best Attorneys of America, a national publication. 

Attorney Sanderson is in practice with his father, John P. Sanderson, Jr., Esquire and his brother, John P. Sanderson, III, Esquire, and is happily married to his wife, Kimberly. Attorney Sanderson resides in Roaring Brook, Pennsylvania with his wife, Kimberly and son, Scott II.