Shah, Amit J.

Scott B. Seymann joined Adelman German in January of 2010, where he practices in the areas of personal injury, disability insurance bad faith, products liability, and medical malpractice. Before joining Adelman German, Scott worked as a law clerk with Polsinelli Shughart PC in Phoenix, and as a judicial extern for U.S. District Court of Arizona Chief Judge Roslyn O. Silver. Prior to that Scott worked at the City of Glendale Prosecutor's Office as a Rule 38 certified attorney, interned with the Victim Advocate division of the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, and spent two years on the Board of Directors of the Phoenix FBI Citizens' Academy Alumni Association. Scott was a Cohen Scholar at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, and graduated with pro bono distinction.

While attending law school, Scott was President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Students Association, a Moot Court finalist, a shelter director for the Advocacy Program Against Domestic Violence, and an active volunteer with the Homeless Legal Assistance Program and the Arizona Justice Project. He worked with Arizona legislators to advance proposed legislation that would compensate wrongfully convicted prisoners. Scott continues to pursue pro bono work in this area, and in the area of domestic violence as a member of the Men's Anti-Violence Network.

Prior to his career in law, Scott was a professional audio engineer/producer, musician, and composer in Los Angeles and Phoenix. He owned a recording studio in Chandler, Arizona and taught audio production and sound design classes at Mesa and Scottsdale Community Colleges. He holds a Golden Reel award and two Golden Reel nominations for his work on several 20th Century Fox animated feature films. Lately Scott has transposed this interest into pursuing entertainment law, and he enjoys helping friends and former clients resolve legal issues in the entertainment industry.