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Clint is a member of the State Bar of Arizona, as well as the Real Property and Mental Health Sections of the State Bar of Arizona. Clint is also a member of the Yavapai County Bar Association.Clint has enjoyed affiliations over the years with several worthwhile organizations, including the Arizona Open Inn youth shelter program, the Yavapai Community Foundation, and Boy Scouts of America. Clint also is active as an advisor in his church youth program, and considers himself lucky to be a member of the Prescott community, with the opportunity to work with the people he calls clients.In his free time, Clint enjoys spending time with his family and friends in the great outdoors that surround Prescott, where opportunities for outdoor activities abound. Clint looks forward to after-work weekday hikes and mountain bike rides in and around the Prescott National Forest, and can be found many weekends enjoying his passion for off-road motorcycle trail-riding with good friends and his daughter. In addition, Clint enjoys volunteering his time with the Forest Service volunteer trail maintenance program and the several off-road motorcycle clubs he has been affiliated with over the years, including the Prescott Trail Riders, Coconino Trail Riders, and Arizona Trail Riders, to work on maintaining and enhancing the amazing trail systems that currently exist in and around the Prescott National Forest.

Scott Zwillinger represents small and midsize businesses and entrepreneurs in litigation involving all types of contractual relationships and agreements, corporate governance and ownership/membership disputes, real estate transactions, human resources related claims, matters related to loans and others types of financing, collection matters, commercial transactions and business operations.Scott also counsels clients before issues arise. Scott is proficient in developing and implementing pragmatic strategies and solutions designed to efficiently identify and resolve problems before they adversely affect business operations or lead to litigation.Scott also represents licensed individuals in matters before Arizona’s Office of Administrative Hearings, including matters concerning the Registrar of Contractors, Department of Financial Institutions and other regulatory agencies. Scott also represents fellow lawyers before the State Bar of Arizona, including serving as counsel in the largest and most complex attorney discipline matter in the history of the United States, The Members of the State Bar of Arizona adv. Thomas, Aubuchon and Alexander, PDJ-2011-9002.. In addition to his commercial practice, Scott has recovered millions of dollars in judgments and settlements to compensate those who have been catastrophically injured or lost loved ones as a result of the indifference, inaction, and sometimes violence of police, correction officers, correctional health providers and other government officials and employees. Notable results include the largest settlement in the State of Arizona for a public employee who was sexually assaulted on the job, a multi-million dollar settlement for an inmate viciously assaulted by known members of a prison gang, and numerous other settlements and judgments awarded to those who have been tragically injured by the failures of correctional health officials and providers.Scott is fortunate to have the opportunity to provide pro bono assistance to those who do not readily have access to the justice system. This has included counseling those who suffered as a result of the real estate crisis during the Great Recession, giving a voice to children caught in the middle of disputes between their parents, and counseling federal pro se litigants.Early in his career, Scott was honored to serve as a law clerk to the Hon. Mary H. Murguia, who was then a United States District Court Judge for the District of Arizona and now sits on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.