Scott Lynch
Scott Lynch’s roots as a lawyer and public servant run deep, going back to Scott’s grandfather John Kennedy Lynch who served as the lead government attorney to build the United States Pentagon.
Scott’s family has always been engaged in public service and the law because they are a family rooted in service and faith. This influence made Scott always want to find a better way to serve, and part of that meant discovering how to be a “different kind of lawyer” for the community of Northeast Ohio where he was born and raised.
Scott’s lifelong faith helps him to serve clients with the ease and enthusiasm that comes from the idea that every person is made in the image of God. He loves working with families to plan their legacies because he always remembers that when you sacrifice for your family, your community, and your Nation – you are honoring the values that make all true legacies possible. Such legacies can never be measured in monetary terms alone.
Scott pulls on a diverse skill set and experience in serving as your family’s trusted counselor. Scott’s lifelong passion for law and service always focused on how to help empower people to improve their quality of life. Those interests even brought Scott to volunteer in Asia with his family before starting his law practice.
Scott completed his degree from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law while serving as the youngest elected member of the Euclid City Council. He has been invited as a selected speaker at the City Club of Cleveland, the Ohio Fair Lending Conference, and has appeared as a front page guest OP-ED writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. He is admitted to practice in the State of Ohio and the State of Florida.
Scott and his wife Kari have been married for ten years. They have two beautiful children, Archie and Miriam ages 9 and 4.
