Scott Weavil
Scott Weavil is Weavil Law PC’s founder and Principal Attorney. He began his career as a Mergers and Acquisitions attorney at Skadden in New York City, consistently ranked among the top law firms in the country. When he first moved to Palo Alto, he joined Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati PC and continued his M&A work.
Scott founded Weavil Law in 2016 to provide startups, middle-market businesses, and investors with top-quality counsel focused on their unique needs. In 2021, he was selected as one of Super Lawyer’s Rising Stars. In his free time, Scott loves fishing and camping with his wife, Mandi (an OBGYN,) and his daughter, Dottie.
Education & Activities
Education
Vanderbilt Law School | Nashville
J.D., 2007
Managing Editor, Vanderbilt Law Review
Duke University | Durham
B.A., 2004
Experience
Delaware Court of Chancery | Dover
Law Clerk to the Hon. John W. Noble
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP | New York
Associate, Mergers & Acquisitions
Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati, | Palo Alto
P.C. Associate, Corporate
Activities & Affiliations
- Member, American Health Lawyers Association
- Vice President & Board Member, Lake Tahoe Search and Rescue
- Former Commissioner, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency – Advisory Planning Commission
- Former Founding Vice President & Board Member, Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless
- Summiteer, Denali (20,310’ | West Buttress route); Mt. Whitney (14,505’ | Mountaineers route); Mt. Rainier (14, 411’ | Emmons-Winthrop route)
Bar Admissions
- California
- New york
Press
- The New York Times: During a Pandemic, an Unanticipated Problem: Out-of-Work Health Workers
- Daily Mail: Health workers are being reassigned, furloughed and taking pay cuts amid the coronavirus outbreak – as hospitals try to make revenue during the pandemic
- MedPage Today: Pay Cuts, Furloughs, Redeployment for Doctors and Hospital Staff
- MedPage Today: Directing Fish-Out-of-Water Physicians’: What We Heard This Week
- Deseret News: From Utah to New York, here’s how health care workers are handling changes to elective care policies
- Chamber: 40 Under 40: Scott Weavil