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Scott Freeman is a successful entrepreneur who has founded multiple businesses which currently employ over 500 employees, primarily in Houston and Austin. A huge fan of a number of sports as well as the outdoors in general, Freeman resides in Houston with his wife and their four sports- playing boys.
Scott Freeman, Co-Chairman of Sage Settlement Consulting (formerly The Settlement Alliance), is recognized as one of the nation’s most accomplished settlement consultants. His years of experience and dedicated, results-based approach are invaluable to attorneys and the clients they represent.
The Houston Wildcatters is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit select baseball organization in Houston, TX. Partially funded by Scott Freeman, the Houston Wildcatters prides itself in taking young men from all walks of life and instilling in them high-level baseball and essential life skills.
Scott Freeman. Co-Chairman & Settlement Consultant. View Bio. Kyle Bollman and Scott Freeman, formerly of Millennium Settlement Consulting and The Settlement Alliance respectively, recognized that combining the experience, the talent, and the cutting-edge services of their two firms would result in a settlement planning firm unmatched in the ...
Scott Freeman, Co-Chairman of Sage Settlement Consulting (formerly The Settlement Alliance), is recognized as one of the nation’s most accomplished settlement consultants. His years of experience and dedicated, results-based approach are invaluable to attorneys and the clients they represent.
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Jul 25, 2023 · Most of that haul came from two individual donations – $500,000 from Scott Freeman, the co-founder of a Houston-based company that provides legal settlement administrative services, and $100,000...
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As Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of ARCHER, Scott has served as the court-appointed qualified settlement fund administrator and trustee on over 150,000 personal injury, pharmaceutical, medical device, and chemical plant explosion cases, totaling billions of dollars in settlement proceeds.
