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Seven Offit Kurman Attorneys Named 2024 New York Metro Top Women by Super Lawyers

March 27, 2025
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Offit Kurman is pleased to announce that seven of its attorneys have been recognized in Super Lawyers' list of 2024 New York Metro Top Women. The attorneys named to this list were featured in a recent magazine supplement in The New York Times.

The lawyers recognized this year are:

Super Lawyers

Amanda Creegan

Family Law

Bettina Hindin

Family Law

Caryn B. Keppler

Estate Planning & Probate

Kimberly C. Lau

Schools & Education

Fara Rodriguez

Family Law

Rising Stars

Natalie Diratsouian

Family Law

Michelle Yeung

Estate Planning & Probate

Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters company, selects attorneys based on a rigorous multiphase process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and evaluations. The annual Super Lawyers list only recognizes the top five percent of lawyers in New York, and the annual Rising Stars list recognizes up to two and a half percent of lawyers. To learn more about the process, click here.

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