About Matthew
Matthew Spohrer built his legal foundation at Florida State University and completed his law degree at Florida Coastal School of Law. He arrived in the profession with classroom training and early exposure to courtroom procedure. Those years shaped the way he approaches cases and clients.
He is an active member of several legal organizations. His memberships include the Jacksonville Bar Association, the American Association for Justice and the Florida Justice Association. Those affiliations reflect an interest in trial advocacy and civil justice issues. He maintains ties to local and statewide groups that provide continuing education and networking for litigators.
Spohrer's practice has been organized around courtroom work and client representation. Over time he has taken part in hearings, settlement negotiations and trials. He handles the demands of case preparation and manages the practical side of litigation — document development, witness preparation and trial strategy. He is comfortable in both the written and oral arenas of advocacy.
Colleagues describe him as pragmatic and steady. He approaches matters methodically and relies on a straightforward assessment of legal options. That temperament helps when cases shift and schedules compress. It also suits the collaborative environment of a small firm where attorneys often wear many hats.
He practices at Spohrer Dodd, where his daily work combines client counseling with courtroom advocacy. The office handles civil disputes that require trial readiness and procedural attention. Spohrer’s involvement in bar groups keeps him current on changes in procedure and emerging case law.
Outside the courtroom he spends time on professional development through local and national organizations. Those activities include attending seminars and participating in association events. They supply a steady stream of practical information he brings back to client matters.
He remains based in the Jacksonville legal community and continues to participate in area bar programming. His current practice concentrates on civil trial work and representation of individuals in contested matters.
