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Steven Wherry is a partner at Greenspoon Marder, practicing in land use, zoning, environmental, public procurement, and <br />governmental law. He represents developers, property owners, and local governments seeking development entitlements <br />and environmental permit approvals for their real estate projects. Additionally, he works closely with real estate attorneys <br />on land use and environmental issues affecting real estate transactions for buyers, sellers, and lenders. Mr. Wherry also <br />represents vendors pursuing government procurement contracts, providing clients with guidance through the entirety of <br />the process. <br />Mr. Wherry routinely negotiates with town, city, and county officials; counsels clients regarding environmental and land <br />use development issues; prepares development applications for submittal to local governmental bodies; presents <br />development projects at multiple levels of state and local government as well as to other community stakeholders; drafts <br />agreements; and performs due diligence research related to clients’ potential land acquisitions. <br />Prior to becoming a lawyer, Mr. Wherry worked for over 15 years as a business consultant in the United States, Japan, <br />Philippines, Korea, and throughout the Caribbean, including Bermuda, providing strategic advisory services in areas of <br />corporate development, business process improvement, and restructuring. <br />Mr. Wherry is designated by the U.S. Green Building Council as a LEED AP for his knowledge and understanding of <br />environmentally sustainable land development practices. He is also an adjunct professor at Florida Atlantic University’s <br />graduate-level School of Public Administration, lecturing in administrative law and public ethics. <br />As a law student, Mr. Wherry’s writing earned him a place on the staff of the Akron Law Review, serving for two years as <br />an editor, first as Assistant Editor then as Associate Editor. As Editor-in-Chief of the Akron Journal of Technology Transfer <br />, Mr. Wherry’s organizational and lobbying efforts secured charter approval, initial university funding, and a grant of <br />facilities to establish a publication that today has evolved into the notable Akron Intellectual Property Law Journal. While in <br />law school, Mr. Wherry studied under the late Ghana Supreme Court Justice T. Modibo Ocran, earning two book awards <br />for top grades in International Trade and International Commercial Law from the internationally recognized jurist. Mr. <br />Wherry also participated in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, earning a “Top Oralist” award <br />in the competition. <br />Court Admissions <br />U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida <br />U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Florida <br />Steven Wherry <br />Partner <br />Phone: (754) 200-7017 <br />Fax: (954) 333-4157 <br />steven.wherry@gmlaw.com <br />200 East Broward Boulevard, Suite 1800, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33301 <br />67