Offit Kurman Recognized in 2026 NLJ 500 Ranking of the Nation’s Largest Law Firms

June 3, 2026
Offit Kurman Recognized in 2026 NLJ 500 Ranking of the Nation’s Largest Law Firms

Offit Kurman has been named to the 2026 National Law Journal (NLJ) 500, earning a national ranking of No. 169 based on attorney headcount and placing the firm among the 500 largest law firms in the United States.

The NLJ 500 is published annually by the National Law Journal editorial team, in collaboration with Law.com Compass. The report provides an in-depth look at the nation’s largest law firms, tracking attorney headcount and detailing where and how firms are expanding or contracting. The report also includes information on starting salaries among firms included in the ranking, offering a snapshot of broader trends shaping the legal industry.

Offit Kurman’s inclusion in the 2026 NLJ 500 reflects the firm’s continued growth and its commitment to building a platform that supports attorneys and serves clients across a wide range of industries and markets.

“Our recognition in the 2026 NLJ 500 is a meaningful milestone for the firm,” said Timothy Lynch, president of Offit Kurman. “It reflects the dedication of our attorneys and professionals, as well as our focus on deliberate, sustainable growth. As we continue to expand our geographic footprint and deepen our client relationships, we remain committed to fostering a collaborative culture that allows our lawyers to do their best work.”

The NLJ 500 is widely regarded as one of the legal industry’s most comprehensive measures of firm size and growth, drawing on data submitted directly by participating firms. The 2026 edition analyzes attorney headcount trends nationwide and highlights shifts in how firms are responding to evolving client needs, market conditions and talent considerations.

Offit Kurman continues to grow through a combination of strategic lateral additions, practice development and geographic expansion, while maintaining an entrepreneurial approach that empowers attorneys to build and grow their practices within a supportive firm structure.

The complete 2026 NLJ 500 rankings can be viewed here: https://www.law.com/nationallawjournal/2026/06/03/the-2026-nlj-500-ranked-by-head-count/

Firm Highlights

  • Events
    RE+ Mid-Atlantic Opportunities: Market Trends and Business Development Tips
    RE+ Mid-Atlantic is where developers, financiers, investors, project buyers, utilities, and technology providers come together to evaluate opportunities, advance transactions, and build relationships that move clean energy projects forward. Whether you're looking to secure financing, identify partners, position projects for sale, or expand your network, the conversations you have at RE+ Mid-Atlantic can have a lasting impact on your business. Join this exclusive webinar, hosted by Offit | Kurman, to preview key topics that will be explored during the event and learn practical strategies for preparing for productive business conversations. By the end of this webinar, attendees will be better equipped to: Discuss emerging trends and opportunities in the regional solar and storage landscape. Learn how to communicate project readiness, regulatory strategy, and development milestones to build investor and buyer confidence. Understand strategies for reducing perceived project risk and strengthening financing conversations. Maximize meetings and networking opportunities at RE+ Mid-Atlantic to advance partnerships, financing, and project sale discussions. Whether you're a developer, investor, project buyer, or business development professional, this webinar will help you arrive at RE+ Mid-Atlantic with the knowledge, messaging, and strategy needed to turn conference conversations into meaningful business opportunities. Speakers: Lindsay Cherry  Director of Regulatory, NineDot Energy Lindsay Cherry is the Director of Regulatory Affairs at NineDot Energy, where she leads efforts at the intersection of clean energy policy, regulation, and distributed energy development. With a background in energy policy and public affairs, Lindsay works closely with regulators, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to advance innovative energy solutions and support the transition to a more resilient and sustainable power grid. She holds a master's degree from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). Matthew Karmel, Esq. Principal, Offit Kurman Matthew Karmel is the Practice Group Leader of Offit Kurman’s Environmental & Sustainability Law Group. He advises businesses, developers, and property owners on environmental compliance, site remediation, renewable energy, sustainability, and environmental risk management. In the renewable energy industry specifically, Matthew leads a national team that handles mergers and acquisitions, site control, land use, permitting, financing, and more.  A recognized leader in the field, Matthew, is a frequent speaker and author on environmental and sustainability issues and serves on the boards of several industry organizations, including the Mid-Atlantic Solar Storage Industries Association. David Murray Director of Business Development, Turning Point Energy David Murray is the Director of Business Development at TurningPoint Energy, where he leads business development efforts in Maryland and emerging markets. With more than 15 years of experience in clean energy and environmental policy, David has held leadership roles with the Chesapeake Solar & Storage Association and the American Clean Power Association, advancing solar energy, land use, and community engagement initiatives. He holds a B.A. in Public Policy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an M.A. in Renewable Energy & Development from the University of Cape Town and currently serves on the boards of the Chesapeake Solar & Storage Association and Wallace Centers of Iowa. Alec Ward Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs, SEIA Alec Ward is Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs at the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), where he represents the solar and energy storage industry before federal agencies on key energy policy issues. He brings extensive experience in clean energy, regulatory affairs, and public policy, having previously led legislative and federal affairs efforts at Ava Community Energy, served at the California Public Utilities Commission, and worked on federal conservation and climate policy initiatives with The Nature Conservancy and congressional campaigns. Alec holds degrees from the University of Virginia and Johns Hopkins University and is based in Richmond, Virginia.