Scott Somerville
Attorney at Law
Sugar Grove
West Virginia
West Virginia
Licensed in
MD, VA
MD, VA
Harvard Law School
About
"A brief should march, and a good brief should sing while it marches." Scott tells his client's story and turns a list of precedents into a path that leads to justice. Scott excels in making complicated concepts clear.
Scott's greatest brief-writing challenge was to repeatedly ask the Supreme Court, "What would James Madison do?" As Executive Director of the Center for the Original Intent of the Constitution, Scott wrote amicus briefs in cases ranging from state prisons, federal arson statutes, to violence against women. Scott consistently and successfully made constitutional history relevant to the issues of the day.
Scott's greatest brief-writing challenge was to repeatedly ask the Supreme Court, "What would James Madison do?" As Executive Director of the Center for the Original Intent of the Constitution, Scott wrote amicus briefs in cases ranging from state prisons, federal arson statutes, to violence against women. Scott consistently and successfully made constitutional history relevant to the issues of the day.
25
Years
experience
experience
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Work History
Bowers & Bowers, PLLC
Attorney
Jul 2014 - Present
Solving big problems in a small town one client at a time.
Jul 2014 - Present
Lampstand Press, Ltd.
General Counsel
Oct 2006 - Jul 2014
Award-winning educational publisher.
Oct 2006 - Jul 2014
Home School Legal Defense Association
Staff Attorney
Jun 1992 - Oct 2006
Conservative civil liberties organization focusing on constitutional law, educational freedom, and parental rights.
Jun 1992 - Oct 2006