Scott Eric Migden

Scott Eric Migden is a skilled attorney with experience in criminal law and client advocacy. He earned his Juris Doctor (JD) from Hofstra University School of Law in 2017.

During his studies, he actively participated in legal programs and competitions, receiving the David A. Diamond Memorial Scholarship and winning the Best Closing Argument award at the ABA Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition in 2016.

He began his legal career at Law Offices Of Alan J. Schwartz, PC, initially as a legal intern (2015) and later as an associate attorney (2017–2022). In 2016, he also gained valuable experience as a legal intern at the Legal Aid Society, Bronx Criminal Trial Office, and the Criminal Justice Clinic at Hofstra University School of Law.

In 2017, he published an article in Family Court Review discussing the issue of felony convictions for young offenders and proposing alternative judicial approaches to protect their futures.

His professional interests include litigation, criminal defense, and criminal justice reform.

• License
  Licensed in New York
  State: New York
  Acquired: 2017
  Currently Registered
  
• Honors
  2016 - Best Closing Argument, ABA Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition
  2016 - David A. Diamond Memorial Scholarship, Hofstra University School of Law
• Work Experience
  2017 - 2022 Associate, Law Offices Of Alan J. Schwartz, PC
  2016 - 2016 Legal Intern, Legal Aid Society, Bronx Criminal Trial Office
  2016 - 2016 Legal Intern, Criminal Justice Clinic, Hofstra University School of Law
  2015 - 2015 Legal Intern, Law Offices Of Alan J. Schwartz, PC
• Education
  2017 - Hofstra University School of Law - JD
• Publications
  2017 - Family Court Review
  The Injustice of a Felony Conviction for Offenders Under Age Twenty‐One: A New Option for the Courts to Save Our Youths’ Futures
• Languages
  English - Native / Fluent

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