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12505 Park Potomac Avenue,
Sixth Floor
Potomac, Maryland 20854
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Representative:
Michael Kabik
TEL: (+1) 301 231 0937
mkabik@shulmanrogers.com
Donald R. Rogers
TEL: (+1) 301 230 5202
don@shulmanrogers.com
General
TEL: (+1) 301 230 5200
FAX: (+1) 301 230 2891
Jurisdictions covered:
United States of America
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Languages: English and several other languages
Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker, P.A. is a full service law firm with nearly 100 attorneys, headquartered in Potomac, Maryland, in close proximity to Washington, D.C. In the corporate arena, Shulman Rogers provides legal services including international business transactions, finance, investment, business planning, operational issues, tax, intellectual property, employment, immigration, telecommunications, mergers and acquisitions, securities, bankruptcy, government contracting, trust and estate planning, as well as other areas. In addition, the Firm has vast experience in a broad range of real estate transactions, with a strong emphasis on both commercial and residential transactions, leasing, landlord-tenant, commercial development, acquisition, sales and related matters. Our litigators offer extensive experience in both general and complex litigation, and all methods of dispute resolution.
Shulman Rogers has garnered a reputation for providing high quality representation, business insight, and client value. In addition to legal services, the partners provide their clients with sound strategic planning and business advice, focusing energy on how to make a business opportunity succeed as opposed to dwelling on the reasons why it won’t. The Firm also supports its clients by creating opportunities, through its vast client base, for financing procurement, joint venture possibilities and client-to-client business referrals.
Experience, breadth of knowledge and commitment to excellence enable the Firm to provide high quality legal services at a reasonable fee. As a result, the Firm is an attractive alternative to larger, higher-priced law firms and to smaller, less diverse firms.
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