Shannon Schott
Shannon Schott was raised in Jacksonville, Florida. She attended The Bolles School and matriculated to the University of Florida, from where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a certification in Public Affairs. She went on to Stetson University College of Law where she interned with a local Personal Injury law firm, an ERISA and Personal Injury law firm in Clearwater, the Attorney General’s Office, Children’s Legal Services Division and the State Attorney’s Office for the 4th and 6th Judicial Circuits. She interned with the Honorable Philip J. Federico in the 6th Judicial Circuit. She received the Blews Pro Bono Award for logging more than 300 hours of service while at Stetson Law, and received a certification in Trial Advocacy.
Shannon has practiced law in Jacksonville since her admittance to the Florida Bar in 2010. She is admitted to practice in Florida and the Middle District of Florida. She has tried more than 30 trials to verdict and represented more than 2000 clients. She has been named an Ultimate Attorney by Jacksonville Business Journal and named a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers Magazine in 2016-2021. She was also honored by The Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division in 2014-2019 for her pro bono work.
Shannon is a Board Certified Specialist in Juvenile Law. Adopted as a child, she is committed to helping children in the Dependency system. She also dedicates her time to educating children and their families about their legal rights in Criminal and Personal Injury cases.
Shannon is actively involved in legal, civil, and philanthropic organizations.
Chair, Solo / Small Law Firm Section of the Florida Justice Association.
Committee Member, The Florida Bar Standing Committee on Advertising
Class VII Fellow, Hightower Emerging Leaders Fellowship
Florida Forum and Winter Design Show Committee Member, The Women’s Board of Wolfson Children’s Hospital.
Past Leadership
Committee Member, Florida Bar Juvenile Law Board Certification Committee 2019-2023
President, Florida Association of Criminal Lawyers Northeast Chapter. 2020-2021
President, House Corporation for Gamma Iota Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi
Board Member, Young Lawyers Division of the Florida Justice Association.
Shannon experienced pre-term labor when her first child was born. Her son was nearly eight weeks early and spent 28 days in the neonatal intensive care unit. She has since become an advocate to raise awareness about prematurity and volunteers with the March of Dimes. Shannon is a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Shannon volunteers her time with Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, and The Women’s Board benefiting Wolfson Children’s Hospital.
Shannon is an advocate for moms, especially working moms. She edits a blog, MrsMakeItRainka.com dedicated to helping working moms succeed.
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