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J. Scott Nabers

Houston, Texas

Phone        713-844-3750

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Scott is originally from Brownwood, Texas. He completed his undergraduate studies at Baylor University in Waco, Texas and earned his law degree from South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas. Scott began his legal career at Fisher, Gallagher & Lewis, L.L.P., specializing in pharmaceutical and medical device litigation. In April of 1998, Scott joined the law firm of Helm, Pletcher, Bowen & Saunders, L.L.P. where he continued to specialize in mass tort litigation. In 2001, Scott joined what then became Blizzard, McCarthy & Nabers, L.L.P.

Areas of Practice

• Pharmaceutical Products
• Products Liability
• Medical Malpractice
• Personal Injury Trial Law
• Civil Litigation
• Mass Tort
• Drugs and Medical Devices
• Class Actions — Plaintiff
• Motor Vehicle Accidents — Plaintiff
• Premises Liability — Plaintiff
• Wrongful Death — Plaintiff
• Food & Agricultural Products
• Medical Products & Devices
• Motor Vehicle Defects
• Toxic Torts

Bar Admissions

• Texas

Education

• South Texas College of Law, Houston, Texas, 1991

Honors and Awards

• On August 2, 2008, Scott was nominated by his peers and the National Board of Directors for the inclusion of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and Houston Chapter of ABOTA.

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