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Scott Jenkins

July 25, 2023
Scott Jenkins

After 38 years, Scott Jenkins has retired from practicing business and real estate law at Hahn & Hahn LLP on June 29, 2023. 

Jenkins has been the lead attorney on many significant real estate projects in the Pasadena area. Jenkins has also proudly represented many well-respected local businesses and non-profit entities in Pasadena. 

Jenkins has been a leader in many local charities and civic groups, currently serving as Chair of the Board for Forest Lawn Cemeteries and Mortuaries, a Director of Huntington Hospital, and a Life Director of the Tournament of Roses, which he intends to continue in retirement. 

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