About Scott Martin
Scott Martin Ellerby practices business law at Mullavey, Prout, Grenley & Foe, LLP in Seattle, Washington. He joined the Washington State Bar in 1986 and has built a diverse legal career over the decades. The firm focuses on various areas, including real estate law, arbitration and mediation, construction law, and municipal law, serving clients throughout the Pacific Northwest. He earned his J.D. from the University of Washington School of Law in 1986, following a B.A. in Political Science and Legal Studies from Pacific Lutheran University in 1979.
His academic background laid a strong foundation for his experience in the legal field. Since his admission to the bar, he has held several positions, starting as a lawyer in 1986, then becoming a shareholder in 1994, and eventually a partner in 2016. Most of his practice involves advising businesses on various legal matters, including contract negotiations and compliance issues. He also represents clients in real estate transactions and disputes, ensuring that their interests are protected throughout the process. Cases typically involve complex negotiations, mediation sessions, and, when necessary, litigation in court. Before joining Mullavey, Prout, Grenley & Foe, LLP, he worked working with other firms, which helped shape his approach to legal practice.
His role as a hearing officer on the Disciplinary Board of the Washington State Bar Association supports his upholding the integrity of the profession. He has also served in leadership positions within various local organizations, including the King County Bar Association, where he was the past chair of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Section. In addition to his legal work, he is actively involved in his community. He has served on the Board of Directors for the WSBA Credit Union and has held positions on the Board of Trustees for Foss Home and Village and Martha & Mary Lutheran Services. His dedication extends to local scouting organizations, where he has contributed as a Cubmaster and Assistant Scoutmaster. Scott Ellerby continues to be a respected figure in the legal community, known for his expertise and commitment to client service.
He is admitted to practice in Washington, the 9th Circuit, and the U.S. Supreme Court. This lets the attorney represent clients in many legal matters. His experience and community involvement make him a valuable resource for individuals and businesses alike.
