Steven H. Osber
Animal Law,
Business & Corporate,
Civil Litigation,
Construction Litigation,
Appellate,
General Litigation,
Animal Bites,
Brain Injury,
Business Organizations,
Construction Accident,
Construction Defects,
Contracts,
Personal Injury - Defense,
Premises Liability - Plaintiff,
Sexual Abuse - Plaintiff,
Toxic Mold,
Trucking Accidents,
Wrongful Death
Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law
Animal law,
Business & corporate,
Civil litigation,
Construction litigation,
Appellate,
General litigation,
Animal bites,
Brain injury,
Business organizations,
Construction accident,
Construction defects,
Contracts,
Personal injury - defense,
Premises liability - plaintiff,
Sexual abuse - plaintiff,
Toxic mold,
Trucking accidents,
Wrongful death
First Admitted: 1996, Florida
Professional Webpage: https://www.conradscherer.com/attorney/steven-h-osber/
- Florida Bar
- Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, 2021
- United States District Court, Middle District of Florida
- United States District Court, Southern District of Florida
- The case involves a dispute between HLLND 2.5, LLC (Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant) and 2500 Receiver, Inc., along with its principal Elliot "Pat" Segall(Defendants/Counter-Plaintiffs) over a Purchase and Sale Agreement (PSA) for the sale of a property located at 2500 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard, Florida. The Plaintiff alleged claims of aiding and abetting breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, and commercial bribery against the Defendants, while the Defendants counterclaimed for breach of contract and breach of promissory notes. The court found that HLLND 2.5 had actual and apparent authority through its manager, Juan Pablo Lorenzino, to enter into contracts on behalf of the company. The court dismissed the Plaintiff's claims, finding no credible evidence of bribery or fraud. Specifically, the court determined that the alleged "bribe" in the form of promissory notes was not secret, and HLLND 2.5's management was aware of the removal of seller financing from the agreement. The court ruled that the Plaintiff's claim for specific performance was time-barred and found that the Plaintiff failed to prove fraud by a preponderance of the evidence. The court awarded 2500 Receiver damages totaling $1,409,995.60 for indemnification costs and breach of promissory notes and reserved jurisdiction for further attorney's fees and costs. HLLND 2.5's claims were dismissed, and 2500 Receiver's claims were upheld., 2024
- We celebrate William "Bill" R. Scherer as he marks 50 years as an attorney. Braulio interviews Bill and guest Steve Osber and takes us down the legal memory lane of Broward County and Florida., Bill Scherer 50th Anniversary: A Legal Legacy joined by Steven Osber, 2024
- Senior Partner Steven Osber
- Committee member for the yearly "Big Dog Golf Tournament" with the Humane Society of Broward County. , 2024
- Long-standing member of the Broward Bench and Bar Committee.
- Multiple-term Chair of the Florida Bar Grievance Committee
- AV® Preeminent™ Peer Rated by Martindale-Hubbell®
- Selected as a “Top Lawyer” by Fort Lauderdale Illustrated Magazine for Business Litigation & Commercial Litigation, 2021
- Recognized by the South Florida Legal Guide, “Top Lawyer” for Complex Business Litigation, 2011, 2014 – 2021.
- Listed as one of the “FACES of Fort Lauderdale” in Complex Commercial Litigation by Fort Lauderdale Illustrated Magazine, 2020
- Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law School, JD, 1996
- State University of New York at Albany, BS, 1989
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