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Offit Kurman Continues Strategic Growth with Three Attorney Additions
Offit Kurman is pleased to announce the addition of three new attorneys: Jarrett Hayes, Jasson Isaacs and John Salierno. Their additions enhance the firm’s real estate, family law, and commercial litigation across key markets and underscore Offit Kurman’s continued commitment to strategic, client-focused growth.
Jarrett Hayes, Counsel, Real Estate and Land Use, Charlotte, NC
Jarrett Hayes advises clients on commercial and residential real estate transactions. He brings experience from both private practice and the national commercial title insurance industry, working with property owners, developers, and lenders on complex, multistate transactions. Before joining the firm, Jarrett served as in-house underwriting counsel, supporting a wide range of high value real estate matters across multiple jurisdictions. He is admitted to practice in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Jason Isaacs, Attorney, Family Law, New York, NY
Jason Isaacs is a family law attorney who counsels individuals and families on legal matters related to marriage, parenting, and family relationships. He brings a thoughtful, client-focused approach to each matter, offering clear communication and practical guidance during emotionally complex situations. Before entering private practice, Jason served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Bronx County District Attorney’s Office, where he developed a strong foundation in litigation and courtroom advocacy. He is admitted to practice in New York.
John V. Salierno, Commercial Litigation, Bergen County, NJ
John Salierno is a seasoned commercial litigation attorney who represents businesses, property owners, and individuals in complex civil disputes throughout New Jersey and New York. A Certified Civil Trial Attorney designated by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, John brings extensive experience handling highs-stakes commercial, real estate, and landlord-tenant matters in state and federal courts, including trial and appellate litigation. He previously served as a judicial law clerk in Bergen County and is admitted to practice before multiple state and federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court.
