FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
614 South Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Fax: (954) 463-9244
Conrad & Scherer has earned recognition in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms®, receiving top regional rankings in Fort Lauderdale across several key practice areas. This honor reflects the firm’s focus on high-stakes litigation, strategic advocacy, and strong client service. Each year, the Best Law Firms® rankings highlight firms that demonstrate consistent excellence in […]
The Pathways to Careers in Law program has reached a major milestone in South Florida. Now in its fifth year, the program continues to connect students with real-world legal experiences and career opportunities. This partnership brings together Conrad & Scherer, NSU Shepard Broad College of Law, and Fort Lauderdale High School. Together, these organizations give […]
Conrad & Scherer is pleased to announce the promotion of Kirk vonHilsheimer to Partner in the firm’s Fort Lauderdale office. This promotion reflects Kirk’s long-standing contributions to the firm and his growing role within its complex commercial litigation practice. Kirk joined Conrad & Scherer in 2016. Since then, he has earned the respect of clients […]
Broward County jurors awarded the largest verdict in the county’s history: a whopping $826 million to be paid by Wells Fargo to the Seminole Tribe of Florida for mismanagement of a trust set up for the tribe’s children. An amended version of the verdict—which came after nearly a decade of litigation—showed that those damages rose […]
As a first generation college student from a blue collar background, he forged a path beyond anything he once imagined and credits Franklin College for helping plant the seeds of his success. “I wanted to be a linebacker, but I wasn’t big enough for IU or Notre Dame,” Scherer recalled with a chuckle. Fortunately, what […]
The Seminole Tribe of Florida has sued Lennar over hundreds of “defective” and “horrible” homes built on its reservations. After discovering serious and widespread construction errors and design flaws, the tribe canceled its contract with the Miami-based builder, but not before spending $300 million on 466 homes, all of which appear to have defects, said […]