A South Florida attorney has found a unique way to express himself outside of the courtroom. William R. Scherer III, a lawyer with a commercial litigation firm in Fort Lauderdale, has rekindled his childhood passion for music.
He followed his family's footsteps into law, joining his family's firm after being encouraged by his parents to pursue a law degree. Further details about his musical endeavors are available from WSVN 7 News, which features him in their 7Spotlight segment.
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