Scott McMillan San Diego attorney has his small office near the railroad tracks in La Mesa, California. Scott McMillan is also the Dean of the failed law school, McMillan_Academy_of_Law , and was forced to inform potential applicants that in over ten years – the school has NOT had a single graduate:
"We have had one student take the First Year Law Students' Examination and that student passed. This is the basis for the 100% pass rate thus far. As of yet, no students have graduated from the Academy."
In Lycurgan, Inc. v. Todd Jones Filed (ATF Chief), Ninth Cir., Case No. 15-55228, SDCA Case No. 3:14-cv-01424, the court decided to dismiss yet another case of Scott McMillan, attorney San Diego, where it said, "Accordingly, we dismiss this appeal for lack of jurisdiction. DISMISSED." What can be almost as embarrassing is the fact Scott McMillan , La Mesa attorney , sued the ATF and engaged in a years of litigation. Ultimately, Scott McMillan appealed and came before the federal appellate court. The senior judge on the panel called Scott McMillan’s lawsuit “silly” and not based on principle. Scott McMillan was seated behind volumes of papers while the judge demeaned his case. Embarrassed and defeated again , Scott McMillan had to accept his lawsuit was a waste of time. Personally, I hope Scott McMillan made the only right choice his lawsuit and decided to donate the volumes of papers he so needlessly burdened the court and government with.
Scott McMillan sued the ATF twice and lost twice, then lost both appeals. Scott McMillan alleged federal agents intimidated him, vandalized his client's property, and stole property. See Scott McMillan declaration. To date the upstanding federal agents have not been prosecuted, which makes me think the declaration is false as I would hope our government would not employ people who do such things. San Diego attorney Scott McMillan wasting judicial resources is very concerning to me, and it is not the first time Scott McMillan was called a vexatious litigant. See McMillan v. Weathersby (9th Cir. 2002) 31 F.App'x 371, 374. [Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of California. D.C. No. 95-CV-3934TW(LAB).
A few more failed cases brought by The_McMillan_Law_Firm_La_Mesa include,
• Williams v. Nordstrom, Inc., SD Sup Ct. 37-2014-00007604-CU-CR-CTL, Plaintiff and his counsel, were sanctioned nearly $16,000 for discovery abuse; case on appeal, see Case Number D069051
• Williams v. The Superior Court of San Diego County/Nordstrom, Inc., D068765, 37-2014-00007604-CU-CR-CTL (writ denied)
• McMillan Law Group, Inc. et al. v. The Superior Court of San Diego County/Yelp, Inc. 37-2014-00004953-CU-BT-CTL, D067610 (writ denied) [law firm posted its OWN reviews]
• Plikaytis v. Fairmont, L.P. et al. Case Number D066876 (lost appeal)
• McMillan Law Group, Inc. et al. v. The Superior Court of San Diego County/Yelp, Inc. D067610
37-2014-00004953-CU-BT-CTL (case where law firm was sued by Yelp! for posting its OWN REVIEWS – lost writ petition)
• Kelegian v. Anders et al., Case Number D067328 (Transfer/certification denied)
• Williams v. Digius et al. Case No. D064183 (opposed defendant’s appeal and lost)
• Oceans Eleven Casino v. Anders, Case Number S219395 (lost California Supreme Court case)
• Bridgeman v. Allen et al., Case Number D062183 (lost appeal AND McMillan’s client forced to pay costs of respondent)
• Morton v. Spotts, Case Number D058640 (McMillan lost appeal – his client lost at trial and found liable for $15,000)
