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Sarah Rubright McCahon

When most people think of estate planning, they immediately think about a will. But Sarah, a member of the firm’s Trusts & Estates Practice Group, understands the complexity of a complete estate plan to ensure that a person’s wishes are carried out, which goes much further than a will.

While she has helped many clients draft their wills, she is also qualified at developing comprehensive estate plans and has a broad array of experience with estate and trust administration. This area of her practice includes:

– Drafting of wills
– Drafting of power of attorney documents
– Drafting health care power of attorney documents and living wills
– Trust creation
– Trust administration
– Special needs trust establishment

Clients working with Sarah can expect a thoughtful, inclusive approach that encompasses the full picture of their needs – paired with open communication and timely, reliable responses.

Her work often takes her to Orphans’ Court, where she assists clients regarding the intricacies of special needs trust administration and guardianships of the person and of the estate. Those are legal tools that allow a person or entity to make decisions for another person of any age who is incapacitated or has certain special needs. Sarah’s elder law and special needs planning practice is focused on preserving dignity and autonomy for vulnerable individuals and their families. She offers guidance on long-term care planning, Medicaid eligibility, guardianships, and planning strategies tailored to individuals with disabilities, with compassion and deep knowledge of the legal landscape.

Sarah is also a member of the firm’s Business Practice Group. In her business practice, Sarah deals primarily with the needs of nonprofit corporations, including religious entities and youth sports organizations. Her work advising nonprofit corporations includes:

– Entity formation
– Compliance
– Bylaw review
– Real estate transactions
– Asset acquisitions
– Dissolutions

Sarah and her husband Brian live in Birdsboro with their daughters Maggie and Gracie. Her family can often be found enjoying the outdoors while camping in central Pennsylvania or spending time at the Jersey shore.

MEMBERSHIPS

Berks Estate Planning Council, Board member
Dauphin County Bar Association
Schuylkill County Bar Association
Berks County Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Pennsylvania Association of Elder Law Attorneys

PRESENTATIONS

“Financial Planning, Assigning Beneficiaries and Becoming Knowledgeable on Important Forms” – Panelist, Greater Reading Chamber Alliance Women2Women Event (June 2023)
“Attorneys’ Duties to Protect Client Data”, Lancaster Bar Association Webinar (June 2020)
“COVID-19 Estate Planning Opportunities”, Herbein + Company Webinar (May 2020)
“Board Governance” Leadership Berks County (November 2012-18)
Transactional Law; Berks County Bar Association Law Explorer Post (January 2012)
“Entity Selection” Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce Small Business Summit (April 2011)
The Struggle of Punitive Damages in Arbitration: How to Get What you Want Out of an Arbitration; The Journal of American Arbitration

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Legal intern for the Honorable John E. Jones III of the U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania, 2004.

RECOGNITIONS

The Best Lawyers in America®, Business Organizations (including LLCs and Partnerships) (2024)
Lehigh Valley Business “Women of Influence” Honoree (2023)

Lauralee B. Baker

Lauralee is a partner in the firm’s Litigation Practice Group and Health Care Industry Group. She represents health care providers such as hospitals and physicians in medical malpractice defense litigation and before regulatory agencies. In her more than 35 years of practice, she has tried more than 60 jury cases to verdict with the vast majority concluded in favor of her client.

Lauralee brings a unique perspective to her health care and litigation trial practice as she has a medical background with both a RN and BS in nursing. She counsels her health care clients in compliance, assisting them with the minimization of risk and exposure to liability. Lauralee is well-versed in regulations and current issues facing the health care industry and has spoken on issues such as informed consent, health care risk management and electronic medical records.

With Lauralee’s extensive experience in jury trials in both state and federal court, she has represented physicians, nurses and hospitals in dozens of counties across Pennsylvania. In addition, she has represented physicians and nurses in regulatory matters before the applicable state regulatory agency.

RECOGNITIONS

Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell
Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year” in Harrisburg – Health Care Law (2023, 2026)
The Best Lawyers in America®, Litigation – Health Care (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026), Health Care Law (2022 , 2023, 2024, 2025), Medical Malpractice Law – Defendants (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026)
Pennsylvania Super Lawyers (2022, 2023, 2025)

MEMBERSHIPS

Defense Research Institute
Lancaster Bar Association
Dauphin County Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association

PRESENTATIONS

“The Nuts and Bolts of the Medical Malpractice Case,” Pennsylvania Bar Institute
“Informed Consent and the Family Physician,” Family Practice Physicians
“The Nuts and Bolts of the Medical Malpractice Case–Recent Developments in Malpractice Litigation,” Pennsylvania Bar Institute
“Risk Management and the Family Physician,” Family Practice Physicians
“Brave New World of Medical Malpractice Litigation” focused on “Mediation/Trial Strategy/Jury Selection,” Pennsylvania Bar Institute, Medical Malpractice Update: “Brave New World of Medical Malpractice Litigation” focused on
“The Requirements of a Family Physician to Obtain Informed Consent,” Pennsylvania Medical Society Liability Insurance Company
“Electronic Medical Records,” Nationwide Insurance Company
“The Impact of Electronic Medical Records on the Family Physician Practice,” Family Practice Physicians

Larry C. Heim

Larry brings decades of experience in helping businesses in the hospitality industry with one of their most valuable assets – their liquor license. He has represented clients on issues before the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board with appeals to the Court of Common Pleas and Commonwealth Court, defended liquor liability (“dram shop”) cases in state courts, and defended violations brought by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Liquor Code Enforcement, a division of the Pennsylvania State Police. He was the first attorney in Pennsylvania to obtain a limited winery license for a winery located in Europe with a satellite location in Pennsylvania coupled with a Restaurant License. He has also completed projects in South America to obtain PA manufacturing liquor licenses with satellite locations in Pennsylvania.

Larry is also a seasoned litigator in both state and federal courts with more than four decades of courtroom experience. While his practice deals mainly with cases in York County and in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, he also has experience in courts outside of Pennsylvania, having been admitted pro hac vice in the federal courts of Maryland, New Jersey and Florida as well as the state courts of Montana, Texas and West Virginia. In addition, he has represented clients before many Pennsylvania administrative agencies such as:

Liquor Control Board
Real Estate Commission
Board of Finance & Review
Human Relations Commission
Consumer Protection Bureau
Environmental Hearing Board

On the federal level, Larry has had cases before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (OSHA). With OSHA, he successfully defended a charge that resulted in a decision of industry-wide significance to the benefit of security agencies.

In his career, Larry has been a name partner at two different York County law firms. He has volunteered and held leadership positions at different organizations throughout that time, including national and local organizations that fight diabetes, help people overcome disabilities, and aid the overall community. He has also served in leadership positions for a number of professional and fraternal organizations in York County, throughout central Pennsylvania and across the state.

MEMBERSHIP

Herbert B. Cohen Inns of Court

PRESENTATION

“Reopening the Hospitality Industry: Current Guidelines, Possible Risks and Future Scenarios”, Barley Snyder Webinar Series (June 2020)

RECOGNITION

The Best Lawyers in America®, Litigation – Real Estate (2024, 2025, 2026)

Sarah Yocum Rider

Sarah concentrates her practice in Real Estate law and Business law. Her Real Estate law practice includes the purchase, sale, leasing and financing of residential and commercial real estate. A significant portion of her practice involves land use law, working on zoning, commercial land development and related land use matters. She frequently represents individual and business clients in obtaining variances and special exceptions. Sarah’s real estate clients include medical facilities, educational institutions, financial institutions, property managers, professional organizations, development companies, non-profit corporations, and individuals.

In addition, Sarah frequently handles real estate assessment appeals and tax exemption requests. She also handles various agricultural real estate matters, which include review of agricultural conservation easements and issues related to the Clean and Green Program, Act 319. She also has experience in construction law representing owners and contractors in reviewing and negotiating architect agreements and construction contracts.

Sarah counsels business clients on matters including entity formation and selection. She also has particular expertise in liquor licensing matters, including the sale and transfer of liquor licenses and the completion and submission of liquor license applications.

MEMBERSHIPS

Lancaster Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association

PRESENTATION

“Mechanic’s Lien, Leases and Landlord Tenant Law”, Wake up with Barley: A Morning on Real Estate (September 2017)

Kimberly J. Decker

Kim Decker represents U.S., international and non-profit clients with a wide array of business and transactional needs. Kim takes a uniquely practical, business-focused approach because she understands that her clients need her to provide solutions, not roadblocks. As a result, Kim successfully counsels clients through mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance issues, contracts and negotiations, raising capital, risk assessment and management, public company compliance obligations and bank regulatory issues, partnering with her clients to give practical advice that helps them achieve business goals.

General Counsel
Kim has the rare perspective of having serviced clients and assessed their legal goals and needs as “in-house counsel.” She has provided general counsel services to clients, both on site and virtually, filling in for legal departments experiencing gaps in coverage as well acting as “outside” general counsel to many of her smaller, privately held company clients who do not have in-house lawyers. As a result, Kim is in tune with the different service style and legal issue management process that is required in a corporate or private company setting. In addition, Kim’s broad legal experiences make her valuable in this role as she is able to spot issues in a wide variety of areas.

Securities
Kim chairs the firm’s Securities practice and assists companies with public and private debt and equity offerings and the associated registration, exemption and “Blue Sky” requirements. For public company clients, Kim provides advice on all aspects of 1934 Act compliance (annual meetings, proxy solicitations, Sarbanes Oxley, corporate governance requirements, annual and quarterly reports, Section 16, current reports on Form 8-K, etc.).

Mergers and Acquisitions
Kim assists public and private companies as well as non-profit clients with mergers and acquisitions, including both stock and asset transactions, as well as reorganizations. She has seen a wide variety of deals and structures, including complex earn-outs, management buy-outs, venture capital investments and the exercise of a so-called “fiduciary out” to pursue a competing transaction.

Banking
In addition to providing general counsel, securities and mergers and acquisitions services to financial institutions, Kim handles financial institution and holding company formations, branch acquisitions, minority investments in financial institutions and regulatory compliance issues for Federal Reserve, FDIC and OCC regulated financial institutions of all shapes and sizes.

Kim’s clients consist of regional, national and international companies, and she has represented public company clients companies listed on all existing stock exchanges. A sampling of clients Kim has represented include: an international $1.5 billion, NYSE-listed specialty steel fabricator, a multi-state bank holding company with $18 billion in assets, a regional, NASDAQ-listed telecommunications provider, and an international specialty paper manufacturer. However, a large portion of her client base consists of privately held, regional companies. Kim negotiates a wide variety of complex contractual issues for regional and multinational corporate clients in industries including telecommunications, manufacturing, distribution and education. She is a frequent presenter on the topics of contractual issues, the Uniform Commercial Code and administration.

RECOGNITIONS

The Best Lawyers in America®, Banking and Finance Law (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026), Mergers and Acquisitions Law (2026)
Central Penn Business Journal, “Women of Influence” (2021)
The Legal Intelligencer, “Top Women in Law” (2016)

MEMBERSHIPS

Lancaster Bar Association
York County Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association

PRESENTATIONS

“Buy-Side M&A: Key Considerations and What’s New in M&A,” ACC of Central PA Chapter’s Holiday Style Program (2025)
“ESG, DEI and Why You Should Care,” Association of Corporate Counsel’s In-House Lawyer All Day CLE program (2022)
“Raising Capital in 2020,” Barley Snyder’s Virtual Business Seminar Part 2 (November 2020)
“Running Your Business Under Green: Some Lessons Learned and Directions for the Future”, Barley Snyder Webinar (June 2020)
“Trending Issues in Regional Banks”, Barley Snyder’s LendiCon (March 2018)
Featured speaker, NACD’s The Board’s Role in Risk Oversight and Cybersecurity (October 2017)
“Common Legal Issues You Need to Know”, PA Treasury’s Small Business Initiative at York College (October 2016)
“Legal Issues Involved in Growing your Business “, PA Treasury’s Small Business Initiative at York College (October 2016)
“Negotiating Indemnification Clauses, Representations and Warranties and Other “Standard” Contract Terms”, Barley Snyder Business Seminar (October 2015)
“Loan Sales”, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (November 2013)
“Corporate Governance: Practical applications and ideas”, Barley Snyder Business Seminar, (October 2013)
“Dodd-Frank: What’s happening now and what’s to come”, ACC Seminar: What Keeps You up at Night? (September 2012)

Jeffrey D. Lobach

Jeff Lobach is a partner at the firm. Jeff recently stepped down after a record ten years as the firm’s managing partner and CEO. During his tenure, the firm nearly tripled in size and expanded into seven new markets, while also growing its forces in its five legacy offices and being recognized as the only law firm named a “Best Place to Work in PA”.

Jeff concentrates his law practice in the planning, negotiation and execution of business and real estate transactions, formation and governance of business and non-profit entities, industrial, commercial and residential real estate development, land use and zoning, business and real estate financing, and resolution of business disputes. In addition, Jeff counsels family-owned and closely-held businesses on issues unique to such enterprises. He also advises institutions of higher education on issues of finance, governance, risk management and other areas.

Two stints as chief law clerk for justices on Pennsylvania’s highest court and litigation experience in state and federal courts and before state and federal agencies have informed Jeff’s judgment as to the value of concise, carefully-drafted and unambiguous documentation and strategically sound negotiation of business transactions. During more than 35 years of practice, he has organized hundreds of business and non-profit entities and implemented dozens of business parks, retails centers and residential communities. He also has successfully litigated numerous zoning and land development cases in court and before governmental agencies. Jeff regularly serves as an arbitrator, mediator or negotiator of disputes between businesses, their owners and other constituencies.

Jeff has been very active in the Central Pennsylvania community, serving as a board chair, member, officer, or general counsel to various charitable organizations. He was a founding director of WellSpan York Health Foundation, Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center, York VNA Home Care, and The Golden Vision Foundation. While President of the York County Bar Association, Jeff initiated a nationally recognized pro bono immigration project on behalf of a group of about 300 Chinese refugees aboard the freighter Golden Venture which evolved into a four-year court battle before the refugees were paroled by the President. The asylum case Jeff successfully litigated for his own client, a Tiananmen Square era pro-democracy activist, was profiled in the national media, including the CBS news magazine “America Tonight” and National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered.” Our firm also commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Golden Venture in a three-part video series which you may view below:

Jeff and his wife Cindy were also recently honored with the 2025 Distinguished Humanitarian Award at Penn-Mar’s 33^rd Annual Gala Fundraiser. The award is presented annually to individuals who have demonstrated unwavering dedication to community service and embody Penn-Mar’s core values of integrity, excellence, collaboration, and innovation.

RECOGNITIONS

Distinguished Humanitarian Award, Penn-Mar Human Services (2025)
Icon Honors, Central Penn Business Journal (2024)
Power 100 List, Central Penn Business Journal (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)
“Most Influential People”, York Daily Record (2022)
Power 30 List in Law & Lobbyists, Central Penn Business Journal (2022)
The Best Lawyers in America®, “Lawyer of the Year,” Corporate Law (2021)
Cornerstone Award for Community Service, SpiriTrust Lutheran (2020)
The Best Lawyers in America®, Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026), Real Estate Law (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026)
National Outstanding Eagle Scout Award, Boy Scouts of America (2017)
York Distinguished Citizen, New Birth of Freedom Council, Boy Scouts of America (2017)
Select Lawyer, Polk-Lepson Research Group; Business and Commercial Law
Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell
Eagle Scout Award
Silver Beaver Award, Boy Scouts of America
Williams Essay Prize (Lehigh University)
Andrew E. Murray Peacemaking Award, Synod of the Trinity, Presbyterian Church (USA)
Service Above Self Award, Rotary Club of York
Crystal Stair Award of the University of Pennsylvania (Inaugural Recipient with Marian Wright Edelman and others)

MEMBERSHIPS

American Institute of Banking, Instructor
Pennsylvania Bar Institute, Course planner and lecturer
American Bar Association
National Association of College and University Attorneys
Pennsylvania Bar Association, House of Delegates
York County Bar Association, Former president and chair, Long Range Planning Committee; Chair, By-Laws Committee

PRESENTATIONS

Reopening the Hospitality Industry: Current Guidelines, Possible Risks and Future Scenarios”, Barley Snyder Webinar Series (June 2020)
Featured speaker, “Golden Venture Saga” (May 2018)
“Buying, Leasing and Owning: What is Best for Your Business?”, Barley Snyder Business Seminar (October 2014)
“Title Insurance for Lenders: Before, During and After Settlement”, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (May 2014)
“Leadership Development within the Legal Department”, ACC Seminar: What Keeps You up at Night? (September 2012

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

York College of Pennsylvania; general counsel
Partnership for Economic Development of York County; general counsel
Licensed Title Insurance Agent, Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company, Stewart Title Insurance Company
Lyndon Baines Johnson Congressional Intern

Scott F. Landis

Scott Landis is the chair of the firm’s Finance & Creditors’ Rights Practice Group and a member of the Intellectual Property Practice Group.

Scott devotes a substantial portion of his practice to creditors’ rights and bankruptcy, advising lenders and other creditors in loan and credit recoveries involving millions of dollars. He represents creditors in collections, foreclosures, repossessions, levies, garnishments, mechanics liens, municipal claims and other commercial litigation. He counsels clients on the attachment, perfection and enforcement of security interests and other liens, and represents landlords in evictions and the collection of rents. He also represents banks and other creditors in all forms of bankruptcy matters, including cash collateral issues, relief from the automatic stay, defending preference and other avoidance actions, and the filing of claims and objections.

He also counsels business, institutional and individual clients on the acquisition, prosecution, use, protection, and enforcement of trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, and other intellectual and proprietary assets. Scott represents clients in the transfer and licensing of all forms of intellectual and creative property. He assists clients in obtaining clearance of copyrights and other rights for advertising, publishing, entertainment and other purposes. He also negotiates license, development and other agreements for software and technology, and advises his clients in all aspects of Internet and electronic commerce law. Scott also assists the firm’s intellectual property litigation team in state and federal litigation involving trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets and other intellectual property rights. His intellectual property clients include individual artists, authors and entrepreneurs; small, medium and family-owned businesses; hospitals, universities and other institutions; and large national and multi-national corporations. Scott’s intellectual property practice also includes representing the firm’s food and agri-business clients in trademarks, branding, labeling and unfair competition issues.

RECOGNITION

The Best Lawyers in America®, Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026)

MEMBERSHIPS

International Trademark Association
American Bankruptcy Institute
Commercial Law League
Lancaster County Bar Association, Corporate, Business and Bankruptcy Section chair
Pennsylvania Bar Association

PRESENTATIONS

Bio-Engineered Labeling, Food and Ag Summit (February 2019)
Hot Topics in Commercial Loan Workouts and Restructuring, Lendicon 2017 (March 2017)
Legal Tech Talk for Your 21st Century Business, BIG U 2018 (May 2018)
Real Special Assets – Part Two, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (March 2016)
Doing Business in the Digital World (and Cloud): An Overview of Risk, Applicable Laws and Policies Relating to Information Security, Barley Snyder Business Seminar (October 2015)
Deeds in Lieu, Short Sales and Deficiency Judgments, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (March 2015)
Bankruptcy Update, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (November 2013)
Doing Business in the Digital World, Barley Snyder Business Seminar (October 2013)
Bankruptcy Preference Claims and Their Defenses, ACC Seminar: What Keeps You up at Night? (September 2013)
Facing Land Development and Construction Issues, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (November 2012)

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Former adjunct professor; Lebanon Valley College, Digital Communications Department

Kevin S. Koscil

With tax legislation in a constant state of flux at the federal, state and local levels, Kevin is knowledgeable and proficient in all of the latest laws that can affect your business and your family. A member of the Trusts & Estates, Tax and Business practice groups, Kevin provides clients with comprehensive solutions for carrying out estate planning and business objectives, ranging from identifying and implementing tax-saving strategies to more general advice regarding end-of-life decisions and unique family circumstances. Kevin regularly advises business owners on succession issues and other individuals in need of sophisticated estate planning. His knowledge in estate planning led to him being quoted as a source in the Wall Street Journal, and he has presented for the National Business Institute and written for The Legal Intelligencer.

Kevin also advises individuals and businesses on a wide range of tax issues, providing advice to clients engaging in corporate transactions of all types, including mergers and acquisitions, sales and reorganizations. Businesses looking for counsel on federal income tax issues as well as various state and local taxes, such as realty transfer tax, turn to Kevin for his experience with intricate issues. Kevin also has worked extensively in the area of executive compensation and regularly advises clients on multifaceted tax matters involving deferred compensation arrangements and equity-based compensation, such as stock option plans and equity appreciation rights plans.

Kevin is heavily involved in pro bono work, resolving title issues through estate administration and handling cases involving tax controversies. Philadelphia VIP, a nonprofit organization matching attorneys with pro bono clients facing legal challenges in housing, family and income, named Kevin its December 2016 “Volunteer of the Month.”

Kevin has been named to the Pennsylvania Super Lawyer “Rising Star” list in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021.

RECOGNITIONS

Pennsylvania Super Lawyers Rising Star (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
Philadelphia VIP, “Volunteer of the Month” (December 2016)

MEMBERSHIP

Philadelphia Estate Planning Council

PUBLICATIONS

“Estate Planning Tools to Put to Work in a Higher-Interest Rate Environment”, The Legal Intelligencer (February 2019)
“Estate Planning Opportunities as Interest Rates Rise (and While They’re Still Low)”, Philadelphia Estate Planning Council Newsletter (May 2015)

PRESENTATIONS

“Business Succession and Wealth Transfer: Considerations for Death, Taxes and Achieving Family Harmony,” PA Fairs & Showmen Convention (January 2023)
“The Probate Process from Start to Finish,” National Business Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. (August 2013)
“Top Estate Planning Techniques,” National Business Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. (December 2012)

Kevin M. Scott

Kevin concentrates his practice in federal tax planning and tax litigation for corporations, pass-through entities, individuals and tax-exempt organizations for the firm’s Business and Trusts & Estates practice groups.

In addition to his federal tax focus, Kevin has represented numerous multi-state and Pennsylvania entities before the state’s administrative tax boards and courts in tax controversies regarding various taxes including:

– Corporate net income tax

– Capital stock/franchise tax

– Insurance premiums tax

– Gross receipts tax

– Motor carrier and liquid fuels taxes

– Sales and use tax

– Realty transfer tax

– Public utility realty tax

– Local business privilege, amusement and real estate tax

– Escheat matters

In addition to his tax planning and controversy work, Kevin practices in the areas of estate planning and administration. He also serves as counsel to several family-held businesses and provides advice regarding transactional matters.

MEMBERSHIPS

Pennsylvania Bar Association, Tax Section
York Estate Planning Council, member
Estate Planning Council of Central Pennsylvania, past president and former board member

PUBLICATION

Governor Corbett Signs House Bill 1950 into Law

RECOGNITION

The Best Lawyers in America®, Tax Law (2024, 2025, 2026)

Scott L. Kelley

Scott Kelley is a member of Barley Snyder’s Business, Real Estate and Trusts & Estates groups. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and the York County Bar Association. He is a past president of Adams-Hanover Counseling Services, Inc.; a past board member of the Visiting Nurse Association; a past board member of St. Matthew Lutheran Church; a benefactor life member of the National Rifle Association; a life member of the National Skeet Shooting Association; and a past board member of the Pennsylvania State Shooting Foundation.

Scott has been an instructor for the Pennsylvania State University in economics and business entrepreneurship for twenty years.

MEMBERSHIPS

York County Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
American Bar Association

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