Trevor D. Scott

Trevor D. Scott is an Associate Attorney specializing in procurements, administrative law, and regulatory compliance, with extensive experience guiding clients through securing, maintaining, and defending competitive contracts and licenses.

Procurements

Trevor has supported a broad range of clients in navigating every stage of the competitive bidding process. Trevor has assisted companies in developing successful responses to government requests for proposals (RFPs) in areas including emergency management and sheltering services, building construction and rehabilitation projects, management consulting, and staffing solutions. Trevor’s role often emphasizes ensuring compliance with complex procurement requirements and strategically positioning his clients for success in high-stakes government contracting.

Administrative Law and Regulatory Compliance

Trevor represents clients in administrative and regulatory matters at the federal, state, and local levels, including preparing petitions to challenge agency sanctions, advising on compliance with state healthcare and medical marijuana licensing requirements, and drafting public comments and variance applications in response to local ordinance changes.

Trevor’s experience extends to delivering formal legal opinions and compliance strategies on emerging regulatory issues for clients in the healthcare, education, emergency management, and public construction sectors. Whether developing policies to align with evolving regulations, engaging with agencies to resolve compliance issues, or outlining regulatory pathways for innovative business models, Trevor works closely with clients to ensure they not only meet legal requirements but also advance their operational and strategic goals.

Education & Background

Trevor earned his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the Florida State University College of Law and a Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude, in Psychology from the University of Alabama.

While attending law school, Mr. Scott received book awards in Entertainment Law, Florida Legislative Practice, and Natural Resource Law and served as a Staff Editor for the Florida State University Business Review. During law school, Mr. Scott clerked for a Florida administrative agency, where he assisted the agency in the promulgation of new rules and preparation of administrative complaints.