Schecter Law, P.A.

Specialties

Schecter Law is a dynamic litigation firm that handles a range of litigation disputes serving the specialized needs of individual and corporate clients, small and medium businesses, and large entities. We provide a wide range of dispute resolution services, including commercial and business litigation, real property litigation, corporate disputes, partnership disputes, limited liability company disputes, and construction litigation.

Schecter Law is also a full service real estate and transactional law firm that has been providing representation and practical legal solutions for property acquisition, sales, investment and development to the greater South Florida community since 1976. Our experience in South Florida transactional law has enabled us to cultivate numerous relationships with business owners, developers, brokers, lenders, and other attorneys, thereby enabling us to efficiently and effectively handle all of our clients’ real estate and transactional need.

History

Established in 1976.

Mark S. Schecter is the founder and President of Schecter Law, P.A. Having practiced as a litigator in the South Florida area for more than 37 years, his specialized knowledge of trial and transactional law, coupled with his extensive knowledge of real estate law, make him uniquely qualified to handle sophisticated and complex litigation matters.

Meet the Business Owner

Mark S.

Business Owner

Education

*J.D., Cumberland School of Law of Samford University, 1974 (magna cum laude)

*B.S., United States Merchant Marine Academy, 1968

*Professional Associations & Memberships

*Broward County Bar Association

*Association of Trial Lawyers of America

Bar Admissions

*Florida, 1974

Legal Biography

*Associate Justice, Cumberland Moot Court Board

*Recipient, American Jurisprudence Book Awards for: Excellence in Real Property; Uniform Commercial Code; Administrative Law

*Associate Editor, Cumberland-​Samford Law Review, 1973 – 1974. Author: «Securities-​Fraud-​Relaxation of Purchaser-​Seller Requirement to Maintain *a Section 10(b) or Rule 10b-​5 Action,» 3 Cumberland-​Samford Law Review 541, 1972.

*Assistant City Attorney, City of Plantation, Florida, 1975

*Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity

Military

*Lieut., USNR, 1968 – 1974