About Scott J.
Scott J. Curtis constructed a path to regulation through a mix of liberal arts learn about and a business-orientated legal education. He earned a B.A. from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, where he studied philosophy and sociology and completed a minor in theology. He went on to receive his J.D. from Creighton University School of Law in 2012, completing coursework that included an attention in regulation and enterprise.
His first flavor of practice got here whilst he was still related to the company that would form the early a part of his profession. He served as a regulation clerk at O’Flaherty Heim Egan & Birnbaum, Ltd. in 2010. That position gave him hands-on exposure to firm workflows and client matters. After law school he joined the firm as an affiliate in 2012 and moved thru roles of increasing responsibility over the next numerous years.
In 2017 his position changed to shareholder at O’Flaherty Heim Birnbaum Kirchner & Curtis, Ltd., reflecting an extended-term funding in the company’s work and governance. Three years later he formed or joined Curtis Law Office, LLC as a shareholder, taking a management role in a smaller, locally based practice. These shifts mark a transition from affiliate to company leadership and then to a practice beneath his personal company name.
Curtis is certified to practice law in both Minnesota and Wisconsin. He maintains a presence in southeastern Minnesota through multiple workplace places, which includes a primary office and department offices in Winona and Fountain City. That geographic unfold lets in him to serve clients on both sides of the Mississippi River and to manage matters that arise in nearby counties and groups.
Outside the workplace he participates in numerous fraternal and civic organizations. He is a 3rd-degree Knight of Columbus, a position he has held since 2005. He joined the Gateway Area Council of Scouts BSA’s board in 2014 and stays involved there. He is also a Knight within the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, a title he assumed in 2014. These affiliations mirror ongoing network ties and extracurricular commitments.
Colleagues describe Curtis as someone who has moved steadily from clerking to company management after which to operating a tradition under his personal call. He continues to practice thru Curtis Law Office, LLC, serving clients in Minnesota and Wisconsin from workplaces in Winona, Fountain City and a primary location.
