Nikeisha Pryor is an AV® Preeminent™ Peer Rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell®. She focuses her practice on general commercial litigation, employment, family, and real estate law.

Pryor has represented clients at all stages of litigation, from inception through trial.  Her extensive legal experience includes serving as an Assistant State Attorney, for the 17th Judicial Circuit (Broward County), litigating a variety of civil and commercial disputes.

Prior to joining the firm, Pryor was the founder and managing attorney of The Pryor Law Group and Cornerstone Florida Title & Abstract Inc. There, her practice included handling residential and commercial real estate closings, wherein she represented buyers, sellers, builders, developers, institution and non-institutional lenders.

Pryor is a graduate of Nova Southeastern University, where she obtained bachelors and juris doctor degrees. While in law school, she was a member of the Trial Lawyers Association, representing the law school in several regional and national trial advocacy competitions. She was a recipient of the Ruden McClosky and Wilkie D. Ferguson scholarships, and served as a research and teaching assistant. She was named to the Dean’s List and obtained the book award for attaining the highest grade in Trial Advocacy and Constitutional Issues. Ms. Pryor is an inductee to the National Order of the Barristers, an honor society recognizing excellence in written and oral advocacy.

Passionate about service to the community, youth development, and empowerment, Pryor volunteers in numerous capacities. She serves on the Board of Directors of Pace Center for Girls, has served as a coach for the Nova Trial Association mock trial team, as a volunteer for Legal Aid Broward, as a Pro Bono Attorney Ad Litem and Guardian Ad Litem, and as the Chair of the Broward County YLS Young Lawyers for Literacy Program.