Recognition

Offit Kurman Family Law Team Recognized by Super Lawyers

July 21, 2026
Offit Kurman Family Law Team Recognized by Super Lawyers

Offit Kurman is proud to announce that its Family Law team has been widely recognized in the 2027 Maryland Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists, with every member of the practice selected for distinction. This recognition reflects the team’s strong presence and continued commitment to guiding clients through complex family law matters.

“These recognitions reflect the strength, depth and collaboration of our Family Law team,” said Sandy Brooks, family law practice group leader (South). “We are proud to have every member acknowledged and remain focused on delivering thoughtful, practical counsel to our clients during some of the most important moments in their lives.”

Maryland Super Lawyers (2027): 
Margaret Argent, Principal, Baltimore, MD

Lisa Seltzer Becker, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Sandy Brooks, Principal, Practice Group Leader (South), Bethesda, MD

Mi Jemi Cho, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Cheryl Hepfer, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Samantha Kravitz, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Linda Ostovitz, Principal, Columbia, MD

Keith Schiszik, Principal, Frederick, MD

Susan Wyckoff, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Marshall Yaap, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Maryland Rising Stars (2027): 
Summer Abel, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Susanna Boensch, Attorney, Bethesda, MD

Heather Sisto Koontz, Principal, Bethesda, MD

Julieta Orlando, Attorney, Bethesda, MD

In addition to the Maryland honors, the team’s regional recognition includes Erin Golding, named to the 2026 Washington, D.C. Super Lawyers list, and Kyle Bartol, recognized in the 2026 Virginia listings.

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