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Offit Kurman’s James Hardin III Ranked in 2025 Chambers High Net Worth Guide

July 24, 2025
Offit Kurman’s James Hardin III Ranked in 2025 Chambers High Net Worth Guide

Offit Kurman is pleased to announce that Principal James Hardin III has been recognized in the 2025 edition of Chambers and Partners’ High Net Worth Guide. James is ranked Band 1 for his outstanding work in private wealth law in South Carolina, reflecting his extensive experience, technical prowess, and dedication to client service.

“I’m honored to be included in this year’s Chambers High Net Worth Guide,” said Jim. “This recognition is a testament to the trust our clients place in us and the collaborative efforts of our team at Offit Kurman to provide tailored, results-driven counsel to high-net-worth individuals and families.”

The Chambers High Net Worth Guide ranks the world’s leading lawyers and law firms serving high net worth individuals and families. Recognition is based on independent research, including interviews with clients and industry peers, as well as a review of recent matters handled by the attorney.

The complete 2025 Chambers High Net Worth Guide can be viewed here.

About Offit Kurman
Offit Kurman is a full-service Am Law 200 firm with more than 280 attorneys providing comprehensive legal counsel across 30+ practice areas. Since its founding in 1987, the firm has served dynamic businesses, individuals, and families—helping them maximize business value and protect personal wealth through innovative, entrepreneurial legal solutions. The firm is distinguished by the quality, breadth, and global reach of its legal services and a unique operational structure that encourages a culture of collaboration. For more information, visit https://www.offitkurman.com.

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