Brinkley, Morgan, Solomon, Tatum, Stanley & Lunny, LLP

Scott P. Chitoff, an associate with the Fort Lauderdale law firm of Brinkley, Morgan, Solomon, Tatum, Stanley & Lunny, LLP recently spoke to students from Nova Southeastern University’s undergraduate Legal Profession class about the practice of law. Mr. Chitoff speaks at this class each year at the invitation of Professor Stephen Levitt of NSU. The talk focuses on law school admissions, the rigors of law school and the first year of practice.

Scott P. Chitoff received his Bachelor of Science degree in Legal Studies in 1993, his Master of Science in Dispute Resolution in 1995 and his Juris Doctor degree in 2000, all from Nova Southeastern University. While in law school, he was a member of the 1999-2000 Board of Editors for the Journal of International and Comparative Law serving as Lead Technical Editor. Additionally, Mr. Chitoff was an Honor Court Prosecutor, President of the Association of Business Law Students, Founding Board Member of the Law Student Advisor and Ambassador Program, and member of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity. Mr. Chitoff’s practice emphasizes commercial litigation, including business torts, contract, corporate, insurance and real estate related litigation. He is currently a member of the Board of Governors of the Young Lawyers’ Division of the Florida Bar serving as a 17th Circuit Governor. He is also the current Secretary/Treasurer of the Young Lawyers’ Section of the Broward County Bar Association.

Founded in 1975, Brinkley, Morgan, Solomon, Tatum, Stanley & Lunny, LLP has 23 attorneys in offices located in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The firm offers a full range of legal services including litigation and appellate practice; corporate law and business development; real estate; wills, trusts and estate planning; marital and family law; local government law and relations; administrative law and practice; intellectual property law, tax law and immigration. The firm is also primary outside counsel to the City of Plantation and the Village of Wellington.