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K. Scott Reynolds
Profile:
Mr. Reynolds has a wide range of legal experience. He is proactive and works closely
with his clients to anticipate legal issues before they arise. As to existing legal
disputes, Mr. Reynolds provides comprehensive legal analysis to his clients with a strategy
towards efficient resolution.
Mr. Reynolds represents clients in commercial litigation matters that encompass work in the
areas of banking, Uniform Commercial Code issues, creditor rights, contracts, construction,
foreclosures, fraud, leasing, (civil) racketeering, aviation, health, insurance bad faith,
catastrophic injury, and wrongful termination. Mr. Reynolds practices in all Arizona state,
federal, and administrative courts and has handled numerous appeals.
Professional Experience:
Member, Poli & Ball, P.L.C.
Education:
Quinnipiac College School of Law (J.D. 1990, Merit Scholarship 1988-1989)
Member, Connecticut Probate Law Journal, 1988-1990
Pennsylvania State University (B.S. 1985)
Court Admissions and Other Interests:
State Bar of Arizona
Banking, Business Law & Corporate Section
Construction Law Section
Trial Section
Maricopa County Bar Association
Publications:
"Should Connecticut's Nonclaim Statute Incorporate the Standard of Tulsa v. Pope:
Actual Notice to Known or Reasonably Ascertainable Creditors," 5 Connecticut Probate Law
Journal 107, 1989.
Case Comment, McConnell v. Beverly Enterprises-Connecticut, Inc., 5 Connecticut
Probate Law Journal 154, 1989.
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