Education & Admissions
Activities
- Falls Church Chamber of Commerce
- Fairfax Bar Association
- Virginia Creditors’ Bar Association
- American Inns of Court, George Mason Chapter
Anders Sleight
Contact
PRACTICE FOCUS
Anders Sleight is an experienced trial attorney with a knack for helping clients reach efficient resolutions. An experienced commercial litigator, Mr. Sleight has represented businesses, banks, credit unions, servicers, property owners, agencies, and individuals throughout Virginia and the District of Columbia. As a result, he has developed an intimate knowledge of local practices and judges, which he uses to assist and advise clients from case initiation through trial.
Mr. Sleight routinely represents and advises clients regarding real estate matters, including buy/sell/lease transactions, easements, landlord/tenant, and eminent domain/condemnation actions. He has advised and represented the Virginia Department of Transportation, property owners, landlords, property managers, buyers, and realtors. As a Virginia native and property owner himself, Mr. Sleight understands the complex and ever-changing issues that can arise in the real estate marketplace.
Mr. Sleight regularly counsels individuals involved in domestic or family disputes, including divorce, child custody, and estates and trusts litigation. He seeks to use his negotiation and dispute resolution experience to bring these personal matters to a swift and just resolution
Prior to joining Offit Kurman, Mr. Sleight practiced commercial litigation and creditors' rights with a multistate law firm based in Norfolk, Virginia. He lives with his family in Northern Virginia and is an avid sports fan and history buff.
POINTS OF DISTINCTION
- Named Young Lawyer Liaison for the Consumer Financial Services Committee of the American Bar Association
- Elected as a Director for the Maryland-D.C. Creditors’ Bar Association
- Nominated to the Civil Division Rules Committee and the Small Claims Branch Working Group by the Judges of the Superior Court for the District of Columbia
PUBLICATIONS
- Probation Officers' Authority to Determine Conditions of Supervised Release and Restitution Payment: Fair or Foul? 22 GEO. MASON U. CIV. RTS. L.J. 117 (2011).
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