As part of her pro bono work, Ms. Stringham serves as a regular volunteer with the Fairfax County Bar Association’s Neighborhood Outreach and Employment Panel Programs. She also currently serves as the Chair of the Real Estate Practice Section of the Fairfax Bar Association and Vice President for Marketing and Public Relations for the Northern Virginia Society for Human Resources Management (NOVA SHRM).

In her practice at Offit Kurman, Ms. 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/training, all the way through representation at trial.

Ms. Stringham has extensive trial and appellate experience, having litigated numerous complex land use disputes. She has served as counsel for clients such as the Virginia Department of Transportation and has argued before the Supreme Court of Virginia. Ms. Stringham also provides litigation support for employment issues, as well as trial representation for discrimination issues, non-compete matters, contract disputes, and disciplinary/termination concerns. Having previously represented both employees and management, she is available to provide employment counseling aimed at reaching workplace resolutions in a direct and effective manner.

To learn more about the Northern Virginia Pro Bono Law Center and the Fairfax Law Foundation, visit fairfaxlawfoundation.org. To contact Theodora Stringham, please visit her Offit Kurman attorney page.