Scott Warner represents a diverse array of clients, including software and hardware companies, chip manufacturers, video game companies, content providers, hospitals and biotech companies, medical device manufacturers, alternative energy and clean tech companies, museums, social networking and new media companies, and others. All of these clients share a common goal: They own or use technology and other intellectual property and want to protect and make the most of their investments while minimizing the risks to businesses. Mr. Warner brings a combination of business savvy, domain expertise, creative thinking and more than 15 years of experience in the technology sector to address his client’s needs. He works with clients to achieve their goals through practical and effective solutions and, as a result, has been recognized by his peers and clients as an AV Peer Review Rated lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell, as a "Super Lawyer" by Washington Law & Politics magazine and one of "Washington's Most Amazing Lawyer" by Washington CEO Magazine.

Mr. Warner provides guidance to clients in all aspects of their intellectual property rights and business transactions, including copyright, trademark, trade secret, licensing and distribution, joint ventures, employment and non-competition, publishing, e-commerce, privacy and data security, web hosting, content development and clearance, and domain disputes. His clients include start-ups, non-profits and public companies. A frequent speaker and lecturer on intellectual property, high technology, technology transfer, and arts and entertainment law issues, Mr. Warner currently serves on the advisory board for LOGIN Conference, the premiere online game development conference. He is involved with organizations that promote the growth of technology and the arts, including the Washington Technology Industry Association, International Technology Law Association, Copyright Society, Licensing Executive Society, International Trademark Association (INTA), Northwest Entrepreneur Network (NWEN), CleanTech Alliance, 911 Media Arts and Washington Lawyers for the Arts. Mr. Warner is an avid reader and participant in discussions on technology and innovation. Recent reads include: Smart World, The Rise of the Creative Class, The Way We Think, The Wealth of Networks, Where Good Ideas Come From, Cognitive Surplus and What Technology Wants.