Conrad & Scherer Represents the Victims in What Federal Authorities Say is The Biggest Fraud Case in South Florida History

Dec 01, 2009

Conrad & Scherer Represents the Victims in What Federal Authorities Say is The Biggest Fraud Case in South Florida History

“The Ponzi scheme would never have worked without the bank’s cooperation and blind eye of the senior management at TD Bank to what was going on there given the tremendous amount of my clients’ money that was flowing through trust accounts in that bank,” William R. Scherer, an attorney representing the investors, told ABC News. […]

Nov 20, 2009

Broward Politics: Bill Scherer’s Investors Sue Scott Rothstein and Others

Attorney Bill Scherer talks about a lawsuit he filed on behalf of investors who lost $100 million in an alleged Ponzi scheme. Accused are Scott Rothstein, TD Bank, some bank execs and some of Rothstein’s associates at the law firm.

Mar 29, 2006

William R. Scherer III Lead Counsel Representing Preeminent Entertainment Attorney in an Action Against Atlantic Recording Corporation

William R. Scherer III was lead counsel representing preeminent entertainment attorney Stevens H. Weiss in an action against Atlantic Recording Corporation.   The case concerned Weiss’ entitlement to royalties on sales of Led Zeppelin releases, How the West Was Won and Led Zeppelin DVD and involved the interpretation of what was included as “catalogue” in Weiss’ […]

Oct 02, 2003

William R. Scherer III Represented the North Broward Hospital District

William R. Scherer III successfully represented the North Broward Hospital District in a lawsuit brought by an employee of the District who claimed that her termination of employment by the District for excessive absenteeism violated her rights under the Family Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”).   The case was tried to a jury and resulted in a […]

Nov 18, 2000

New York Times: William Scherer as the Lead Republican Lawyer in 2000s Presidential Recount

As William Scherer, the lead Republican lawyer, urged the judge to begin hearing evidence, he had projected onto a screen a large newspaper photograph showing two workers peering at a paper punchcard ballot they held up to the light. ”We are going to prove to you how silly it is to do this,” Mr. Scherer […]