Offit Kurman recently was proud to sponsor the Fairfax Bar Association’s Real Estate in Your Practice Area event. Now in its third year, the event brought together dozens of members of the Fairfax Bar Association’s practice sections to network and engage in a dialogue on Real Estate issues. The event was coordinated by Offit Kurman attorney and Real Estate Practice Section Chair Theodora Stringham.
Offit Kurman attorney Thomas Repczynski was one of three panelists that provided helpful practice tips to attendees, sharing his depth of experience with the intersection of Real Estate and Wills, Trusts, and Estates matters.
ABOUT THOMAS W. REPCZYNSKI
trepczynski@offitkurman.com | 703.745.1801
As a Principal with Offit Kurman’s Commercial Litigation Group, Mr. Repczynski is an Estate and Trust litigator and business litigation lawyer emphasizing will/trust disputes, creditors’ rights enforcement, and B2B business disputes. Together with OK’s legal team now spanning from NYC to Charlotte, North Carolina, Tom provides general counsel to a wide array of businesses (foreign and domestic), associations (local and international non-profits), individuals (personally and in representative capacities), and lenders (traditional and Sharia) in federal, state, and bankruptcy courts as well as ADR and administrative proceedings relating primarily to inheritance-related disputes, general business contract and tort issues, and divorce-impacting bankruptcies. Over the past 30 years, Tom has co-owned and operated an exterior painting business and a used furniture business; clerked in the Starr OIC and interned at both Main Justice and the Court of Federal Claims; chaired two local Bar association Boards, two community architectural review boards (VA and NC), and the Committee of Boy Scout Troop 688. Tom currently chairs the South Fairfax Chamber of Commerce; announces local high school football games; actively supports local dance and musical theater; and umpires Little League games when time allows.
ABOUT THEODORA STRINGHAM
tstringham@offitkurman.com | 703.745.1849
Theodora Stringham assists individuals, businesses, and organizations with growing successfully while minimizing liability. Focusing on real estate and personnel needs, Ms. Stringham executes sustainable plans for real estate development and employee matters. She provides comprehensive representation for everyday growth issues, including, but not limited to, re-zonings, site plan approvals, eminent domain/valuation concerns, employment discrimination, and disciplinary issues. Ms. Stringham's scope of representation ranges from identifying potential liability and providing counseling/trainings, all the way through representation at trial.
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