Scott Casher

Scott Casher is the Co-Chair of the Firm’s Labor & Employment Practice Group and he is a member of the Executive Committee. Scott provides labor and employment legal advice to clients and to the Firm. As the former Chair of Operations for the Firm, he managed operational business strategies for the Firm relating to process improvements and technology adoption to improve efficiency, operational excellence, and overall financial performance. Scott is strategic-minded and possesses strong communication and problem-solving skills.Scott is a skilled litigator who represents a variety of business entities with respect to labor and employment matters, commercial litigation matters, restrictive covenant and non-compete matters, in state and federal trial and appellate courts, at arbitrations and in mediations. Scott knows how to utilize the tools of litigation and arbitration to develop and present cases in a convincing way such that opposing parties often lose their claims. He has a reputation for intelligence, experience, skill and toughness.While Scott has won many cases after motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment, and after sometimes precedent-setting trial or arbitration hearings, he is also very successful at settling cases at an early stage in the litigation. The reality is that over 95% of lawsuits are settled, primarily because litigation is by nature uncertain, disruptive and expensive. Because Scott's adversaries know that he is ready, willing and able to try a case, they often end up settling on terms favorable to Scott's clients — providing them with cost savings and reduced business interruption. At those times when settlement is not reached, Scott is prepared, persistent and tough in the courtroom.Clients find Scott to be patient, loyal and straight forward with his advice. He is dedicated to his profession and hardworking. Scott genuinely enjoys counseling his clients and making a positive difference in their lives. During law school, Scott was a member of the Temple University Law Review. After law school, Scott served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, where he gained a significant amount of trial experience. Following the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, and before joining White and Williams, Scott was a litigation partner at an AmLaw 100 law firm. Scott volunteers his time and offers pro bono legal services to several worthy organizations, including Lawyers for Children America.