Becca Bennett

I’ve always wanted a personally fulfilling career that demands equal parts passion and compassion. Passion to throw myself totally into the task at hand, balanced with compassion for those my work touches. Before graduating magna cum laude from Soka University of America, I earned a grant to travel to Rwanda to study the effects of the 1994 genocide. This life altering experience gave me firsthand knowledge of the ways that society can fail, as well as the ways people can come together in strength to change the system

Here at The Law Offices of Scott Glovsky, we’re passionate about fighting to make sure America’s powerful insurance companies keep up their end of the insurer/insured agreement. Many of the people I speak with are extremely discouraged and feeling defeated by the system. Even though the legal process moves slowly, and it takes time to resolve the real issues, I know how important it is to each potential client to have someone listen compassionately to their story. I feel grateful to be a part of making people feel heard, seen, and advocated for. Being able to help and being able to see the results of our actions makes me feel like I’m doing meaningful work, and I love being able to see the ways in which I have helped others.