R. Scott Andringa graduated from St. Petersburg
High School in 1986, Florida State University in
1990 and Stetson University College of Law in
1992.

After beginning his career as a misdemeanor
prosecutor in the State Attorneys Office in
Clearwater, Florida he was promoted to
Misdemeanor Lead Trial Attorney. He transferred
to New Port Richey, Florida in 1995 when he
was promoted to prosecuting felony cases. He
remained in New Port Richey for nine years,
prosecuting many high-profile cases including a
landmark dance studio fraud case.

Mr. Andringa was the prosecutor assigned to a
controversial drug trafficking case that was later
profiled on 60 Minutes, Nightline and in the New
York Times.

He was featured in the St. Petersburg Times for
his performance in a local theater production, and
in the Tampa Tribune when he resigned his
position in New Port Richey, Florida to move to
Key Largo, Florida in 2004, where he became the
Division Director of the State Attorneys Office in
the Upper Keys of Monroe County, Florida. He
remained there until 2006. His tenure included a
successful prosecution in a high-profile murder
case.
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4500 140th Avenue North, Suite 119
Clearwater, Florida 33762
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Since returning to his hometown in 2006 he has
devoted himself to the representation of individuals
and small businesses in criminal, traffic and a
limited number of civil cases in Pinellas, Pasco,
Hillsborough and Hernando Counties. In 2007, Mr.
Andringa joined the panel of lawyers who are
appointed by federal magistrates to represent
indigent defendants in federal criminal cases.

Mr. Andringa is also a mediator certified by the
Florida Supreme Court in family, county and
circuit civil mediation. More information is
available at www.suncoastmediation.com. He is
available for mediations in the federal Middle
District of Florida.

Scott is a recent cancer survivor who contributes
his time as a speaker for the Moffitt Cancer Center
and the Amandalee Fund to benefit Sarcoma
research. He has participated in Big Brothers and
the Model Mentoring Program at the Children's
Home Society. He was a local board member of
the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life in the
Florida Keys and walked as a participant. He
travelled to Portland, Oregon to ride in the
Livestrong Ride to benefit cancer research. He
coached children's soccer teams in Clearwater and
Tavernier, Florida. Scott also participated as a
volunteer in the Great American Teach-In, at
juvenile teen court programs and as a judge in
several moot court competitions in the Tampa Bay
area.
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