Scott A. Freedman

Scott describes himself as a real estate problem solver. He regularly represents property owners in disputes involving purchase and sale transactions, construction projects gone awry, difficult tenants, and boundary lines. He also advises homeowners involved in neighbor and co-owner disputes, including TIC and condominium conflicts. He litigates his cases in an effective, but aggressive manner, always focused on the client’s objective. His successes include a sizable number of jury verdicts, arbitration awards and victories via pre-trial motions and post-trial appeals. However, he also prides himself on his ability to resolve cases by agreement, even under the most difficult of circumstances.

Scott is also a contributing author to several chapters of the CEB’s “Guide to Landlord/Tenant Practice,” an industry publication offering insight into law and procedure. He also speaks frequently at member meetings for industry groups, and most recently, has appeared as a presenter on a number of webinars and virtual meetings for real estate agents, property managers and others.

An Atlanta native and long-time East Coast resident, Scott came to the Bay Area after graduating from Tulane University in New Orleans. After earning his JD from Santa Clara University, Scott relocated to the Bay Area, where he resides with his wife, and two children, Jackson & Lyla. He enjoys watching the Giants (and A’s) win, sampling culinary delights throughout the Bay Area, and supporting live music.