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Offit Kurman Unveils New Website

August 6, 2024

Bethesda, MD - Offit Kurman is excited to announce the launch of its newly designed website at www.offitkurman.com. The revamped website features a fresh, modern look, easy navigation, and a user-friendly interface.

The new website is built to enable high-speed page loads, elegant page transitions, improved security and more. In addition, the website includes User Engagement Toolbox functionality and customizable microsites for each service page and attorney biography page.

“We wanted a website that showcases the skillsets of our attorneys and the firm’s dynamic capabilities and entrepreneurial mindset,” said Rob Skinner, Offit Kurman’s CEO. "Additionally, we wanted to make it easy for our visitors to see how we can assist them with their legal needs and business goals. The design, ease of navigation and front-end innovative technology used to develop our site helped us achieve our goal.”

ABOUT OFFIT KURMAN

Offit Kurman, a full-service AmLaw 200 law firm with offices throughout the East Coast and in Southern California, serves dynamic businesses, individuals and families. Founded in 1987, the firm’s 280+ attorneys counsel clients across more than 30 areas of practice. Offit Kurman helps maximize and protect business value and personal wealth by providing innovative and entrepreneurial counsel that focuses on clients’ business objectives, interests and goals. 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.

Firm Highlights

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