New Florida Law Firm to Focus on Mortgage Banking, Default Services

A new Florida law firm, ""Gerner Mayersohn May, PLLC"":http://gmmpllc.com/, was recently formed in Fort Lauderdale by David E. Gerner, Esq, of Ohio-based ""Gerner & Kearns"":http://www.gernerlaw.com/, Ted Eric May, Esq., of New York-based ""Sheldon May & Associates"":http://www.maylawfirm.com/, and Leah Mayersohn of the ""Mayersohn Law Group"":http://www.mayersohnlaw.com/ in Florida.

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The new firm will provide legal counsel to clients throughout the state, focusing on mortgage banking, default services, and collections.

Mayersohn will serve as the firm's managing partner. She is a graduate of the Frederick G. Levin College of Law at the University of Florida and has been in private practice

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since 1999 after five years as an assistant state attorney with the Broward County State Attorney's Office. Mayersohn and her firm were named a Top Lawyer and Top Law Firm for 2011 by the _South Florida Legal Guide_.

""The firm will represent a paradigm shift in the Florida marketplace and beyond,"" Mayersohn said. ""My partners and I are pleased to announce the formation of this new venture as it represents a coming together of lawyers with their respective, individual unwavering commitments to the highest ethical and best practice standards.""

Mayersohn added, ""Each of us have been asked by our respective clients to expand our level of service throughout the recently battered Florida marketplace and beyond, so this was an opportune time to embark on this new venture with established partners.""

According to a statement from the firm, Gerner and May evaluated the possibility of entering the Florida marketplace for some time.

""The ability to move into Florida with the team that we have assembled along with Leah's respect in the Florida legal community, as well as her experience both as a prosecutor and in private practice for over a decade with a current default practice, allows us to clearly differentiate ourselves from other law firms from the outset,"" May said.