The Kaiser Romanello
Florida Legal Future Scholarship

Investing in the Next Generation of Advocates

As proud South Florida law school alums, Lorne Kaiser and Steven Romanello understand the rigors of legal education and the dedication required to become a champion for justice. The founders of Kaiser Romanello, P.A. are committed to supporting aspiring attorneys across the entire state.

We are establishing this scholarship to support a student who refuses to settle for mediocrity and is passionate about making a difference in the legal field—regardless of which Florida university they attend.

Steven Romanello and Lorne Kaiser

Steven Romanello and Lorne Kaiser

Award Amount $1,000.00
Application Deadline August 15, 2026
Winner Announced September 15, 2026

This scholarship is awarded annually to one deserving student to assist with tuition, books, or living expenses.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or law school program in the United States.
  • We strongly encourage applicants from Florida universities, including:
    • Florida State University (FSU)
    • University of Miami (UM)
    • University of Florida (UF)
    • Stetson University College of Law
    • Nova Southeastern University
    • Florida International University (FIU)
  • Must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0.
  • Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

Essay Topic

Please submit a 500–800 word essay on the following topic:

"The Importance of Aggressive Advocacy: Why refusing to settle for less is vital in the pursuit of justice."

How to Apply

To apply, please email your essay, a current unofficial transcript, and your contact information to our scholarship committee.

Submit Application via Email

Or email directly: info@injurymatters.com
Subject Line: Scholarship Application - [Your Name]

Terms & Conditions: By submitting an application, you grant Kaiser Romanello, P.A. permission to post your name, photo, and essay on our website and social media channels if you are selected as the winner. All decisions made by the scholarship committee are final.

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