About Mr Scott Marshall
Mr Scott Marshall Neuman is an attorney admitted to practice in Michigan and before the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. He combines courtroom work and court-adjacent proceedings. Colleagues know him through local bar activities and appearances in federal venues.
He earned his J.D. from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School in 1992, after beginning law studies in 1989. The law school years shaped his knowledge of procedure and federal practice. He left school prepared for litigation and the specialized demands of bankruptcy practice.
Early in his career he became involved with the Ingham County Bar Association, participating in events and programs that connect local practitioners. That association is a recurring touchpoint in his professional life. He has also maintained ties to the federal bankruptcy community through the Federal Bar Association tied to the Western District of Michigan Bankruptcy Court.
His admissions include the Sixth Circuit and the state of Michigan. The certification noted with the Western District of Michigan Bankruptcy Court’s Federal Bar Association indicates a connection to bankruptcy proceedings in that district. He appears regularly in matters that require federal procedural knowledge and has worked on cases in state and federal forums.
Neuman’s practice blends litigation elements and bankruptcy proceedings. He manages filings, attends hearings, and coordinates with trustees and creditors when cases require structured resolution. His work often involves written advocacy for clients facing financially complex situations, and he has spent substantial time addressing issues that arise in both district-level and appellate settings.
Office arrangements list a location at The Gem Office Building. That address serves as a base for client meetings, court preparation and intake work. He uses that space to handle matters that come from across Michigan and from proceedings that touch the Sixth Circuit.
Across his work he stays engaged with bar organizations and the bankruptcy bench-bar community. He keeps current on procedural developments and the practice norms of the courts in which he appears. He currently focuses on bankruptcy and federal-court matters in Michigan.
