About Brian S.
Brian S. Leifert built a legal career that began in classrooms and moved quickly into courtrooms. He earned a B.B.A. in business from Emory University in 1985 and completed his J.D. at Nova Southeastern University in 1989. Those academic years set the stage for a practice rooted in Florida law.
He entered public service early in his career. In 1992 he served as an Assistant State Lawyer in the Broward County State Lawyers Office for the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit. That role placed him in front of judges and juries, where he handled prosecutions and navigated the procedural demands of county and circuit court work. It was practical training that shaped his courtroom approach.
Three years later he moved into private practice. In 1995 he became a partner at Leifert & Leifert. As a partner he took on a broad docket and the responsibilities that come with running a law firm. He has spent decades managing cases, advising clients and mentoring younger attorneys at the firm.
Leifert is admitted to practice in Florida and maintains a presence in Broward County. He holds current membership in the Florida Bar Association. That membership keeps him connected to developments in state law and local practice rules. It also places him in the network of lawyers who work in South Florida courts each day.
His career path is straightforward. Education at Emory and Nova Southeastern led to public service as an assistant state lawyer. That experience then fed into private practice and a partnership established in the mid-1990s. Over the years he has balanced courtroom work and firm management, often handling matters that require trial experience and procedural know-how.
Colleagues describe him as steady in court and methodical in preparation. He has maintained a consistent presence in the Broward legal community across several decades. That continuity is reflected in the firm he helped lead and in the local courts where he appears.
Today he practices at Leifert & Leifert. He handles cases in Florida courts and continues to work in Broward County, focusing on matters brought in state court proceedings.
