Jeffrey Scott Mullins

Scott Mullins earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati with honors in 1983. He earned his law degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1987, graduating in the top twenty five percent of his class.

While in law school, Scott Mullins clerked for the law department of the City of Cincinnati. Scott has focused his practice exclusively on representing injury victims on a contingent fee basis for more than twenty years. He has handled complex catastrophic injury and death cases including trench collapse, pool drowning, falls from heights, termiticide poisoning, death from dental malpractice as well as numerous medical and nursing home malpractice cases resulting in death or catastrophic injury.

Scott Mullins has successfully litigated over a dozen cases that have resulted in settlement or verdict in excess of $500,000.

Scott’s professional activities include membership in the Cincinnati Bar Association where he served as the former chairman of the Tort and Insurance Committee. He is a member of and frequent lecturer at the Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers (now known as Ohio Association of Justice). Scott is a Trustee of the Hamilton County Trial Lawyers Association.

Scott Mullins is the author of “The Practical Applications of Ohio Discovery Rules”, Civil Discovery Practice in Ohio, Law Practice Handbooks, Inc. (1994).

Scott was born and raised in Cincinnati, graduating from Elder High School in 1978. He was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 1987 and is licensed to practice in all courts in the State of Ohio.