Scott McIntyre's practice is concentrated in employment law, civil rights litigation and regulatory disputes, including trials, appeals and advising union and non-union employers on litigation avoidance strategies. He also has substantial experience in the areas of business litigation, class actions, general appellate work and product liability. He has defended companies in lawsuits and proceedings initiated by federal and state administrative agencies, including the EEOC, Civil Rights Commissions and the Department of Labor. Mr. McIntyre has obtained summary judgment or dismissals on behalf of employers defending claims of sex, race, age and disability discrimination, as well as harassment, retaliation and FMLA claims. He has experience negotiating and arbitrating labor contracts, as well as arbitrating wrongful discharge cases, and has wide-ranging experience involving injunctive relief, including non-compete, trade secret and unfair competition litigation, fiduciary duty claims, as well as fraud and RICO.

Prior to entering private practice, Mr. McIntyre served as judicial law clerk to the Honorable Daniel A. Manion of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago and South Bend, Indiana, and as a law clerk to the Honorable Karl S. Forester, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky. He is a frequent speaker and author on employment and litigation topics, including punitive damages and constitutional law, published in the Kentucky Law Journal, and a wage and hour update, published in the Northern Kentucky Law Review. He has also taught employment law at the University of Cincinnati.

Mr. McIntyre is active in the community as a member of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce/Regional Partnership Business Retention Committee, and Executive Board Member of the Federal Bar Association Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Chapter, Barrister in the Potter Stewart Inn of Court and a volunteer for Catholic Social Services. He is a past member of the Hamilton County (Cincinnati) Tax Levy Review Committee and is a graduate of the United Way Leadership Development Program. Mr. McIntyre is a member of the Federalist Society (past President of the Kentucky Chapter) and a past member of the Thomas More College Board of Trustees.