Walsworth, Franklin, Bevins & McCall

Meet Our Attorneys

Steven D. Martini

Steve Martini, a native San Franciscan, joined WFB&M's San Francisco Environmental and Asbestos Litigation Department in December 2008 with 20 years of eclectic experience obtained both inside and outside the legal profession. He has represented clients in toxic torts, environmental matters, white collar crimes, construction defect claims, and business litigation, among other areas. Additionally, he spent eight years as managing partner of a mid-sized firm, which later changed its name to Bassi, Martini & Blum LLP.

Despite a busy legal career, Steve finds the time to follow his passions. A first generation American of Italian decent, Steve formed a corporation named Forza Ragazzi Inc. to manufacture and sell pasta sauce created from his father's recipe. Steve's pasta sauce, at its peak, sold in 41 high end retail grocery stores through out the Bay Area.

Steve also pursues another one of his interests: promotion of professional boxing. After obtaining a Promoter's License from the California State Athletic Commission, Steve, along with a fellow law partner, successfully promoted professional boxing shows in Northern California from 2003 until 2005. In 2005, Steve shifted his focus to acting as manager/agent for a number of professional fighters. He currently represents 5 professional fighters and is a licensed manager/agent in California and Nevada.

Steve currently resides in Marin County with his wife and 2 children.

Steve Martini,
avid boxer

Thomas G. Scully

If Tom Scully's name sounds familiar, you may have seen him mentioned in prior issues of the WFB&M Newsletter. A partner in the Orange office, Mr. Scully frequently is turning out favorable results for the clients he represents. In the four years since he has joined WFB&M, Mr. Scully has received three defense verdicts, one judgment notwithstanding the verdict, one defense non-suit and one hung jury.

Tom Scully was born in Erie, Pennsylvania - the youngest of five set of twins in a family of 16 children. In 1983, he was commissioned as an officer in the United States Marine Corps. In 1984, after graduating from law school, he went on active duty as a JAG officer. He was stationed in Okinawa, Japan and MCAS El Toro California, before joining the Marine Corps Reserve. From 2004-2006, he was called back to active duty during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He retired as a Colonel in 2009. Tom currently lives in Orange County with his wife and four children.

Prior to joining WFB&M, Mr. Scully spent 16 years practicing medical malpractice defense. He is currently a trial attorney for the firm's asbestos defense clients.

Tom Scully and his four children