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Every company intends to reach the highest level of success. Unfortunately, the climb to the top is not always free of obstacles. In order to make the ascension as smooth as possible, every company needs an attorney who is capable of clearing the way. Scott N. Baldassano has the motivation and capabilities needed to help your company reach its peak.

Scott has a combination of solid litigation experience plus hands-on legal counseling for businesses. He is adept at all facets of litigation, with first-chair experience taking more than 30 depositions and arguing in excess of 20 motions, including summary judgment. He first-chaired three arbitrations and one trial. He has countless other court appearances in dozens of matters. Baldassano’s well-rounded litigation experience compliments his acumen in representing businesses and counseling them on a variety of corporate issues. He represents a cutting-edge company that combines art, culture and sports competitions with music concert events at ski resorts around the country. In that role, he has drafted event agreements, performer contracts, sponsorship agreements, waivers and releases. He has also provided decision-making support to help the company grow and meet its business goals.

While a student at New York Law School, Baldassano thrived as a member of the Moot Court Association. In the 2007 Charles W. Froessel Moot Court Competition, he argued for the rights of the mentally handicapped under the U.S. Constitution’s 14th Amendment Equal Protection Clause. Scott was a Finalist and a top Oral Advocate. Once a member of the Moot Court Association, he argued against law students from around the country in the 2008 National Tulane Sports Law Moot Court Competition in New Orleans, Louisiana. In New Orleans, Baldassano argued for the rights of an entertainment company under the First Amendment’s Freedom of Speech provision. He was a Quarter-Finalist and awarded The Third Best Brief Award. His success as a member of the Moot Court Association helped define his experience at law school and fueled his drive to become a successful litigator.