Mohammad Ali Syed

Principal

Recognition

Offit Kurman Attorneys Named to Bethesda Magazine’s 2025 Top Attorneys List

October 31, 2025
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Offit Kurman Attorneys Named to Bethesda Magazine’s 2025 Top Attorneys List

Offit Kurman Attorneys Named to Bethesda Magazine’s 2025 Top Attorneys List

Offit Kurman is pleased to announce that ten of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized on Bethesda Magazine’s 2025 Top Attorneys list, featured in the November/December issue. The annual list highlights Montgomery County attorneys nominated by their peers for excellence, professionalism, and dedication across a range of practice areas.

The following Offit Kurman attorneys were honored:

Bethesda Magazine’s Top Attorneys list is compiled through a peer-nomination process, recognizing attorneys who exemplify skill, integrity, and a commitment to the highest standards of the legal profession. Offit Kurman’s profile (page 96) and the complete issue can be viewed here: Bethesda Magazine - November/December 2025 by Bethesda Magazine - Issuu

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