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Three Offit Kurman Attorneys Recognized Among Delaware Today’s 2025 Top Lawyers

November 10, 2025
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Three Offit Kurman Attorneys Recognized Among Delaware Today’s 2025 Top Lawyers

Offit Kurman is proud to announce that three of the firm’s attorneys have been named to Delaware Today’s “2025 Top Lawyers list”. The annual recognition honors attorneys across Delaware who their peers have nominated for their professionalism, skill, and dedication to clients and the community.

The firm’s attorneys who are featured in this year’s edition include:

Delaware Today’s Top Lawyers issue spotlights leading practitioners in a wide range of practice areas throughout the state. The complete list is available in the magazine’s November edition, which can be viewed here.

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