Randy Alan Weiss is a Washington, DC based attorney with over thirty years of experience. His main areas of practice include Real Estate, Business Law, Complex Titles, and Estate Planning. He is licensed in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and Florida. Randy is the Founding Partner of Weiss LLP since May 2006. It is an established boutique firm in Washington, DC with a huge clientele including many nationally-recognized real estate investment trusts, real estate developers, entrepreneurs in hospitality businesses, etc.
Randy Alan Weiss has a reputation of an intelligent attorney who goes to any lengths to secure the best possible results for his clients. Having litigated a number of cases in his career, he understands that a legal dispute can emotionally drain a person; therefore he makes support, empathy, & communication a priority in his practice.
Randy Alan Weiss has previously worked in the United States House of Representatives as a legislative staff assistant for four years. He worked for different Members of Congress with service on a legislative committee and two years in the Office of General Counsel as a major defense contractor. He is also a former Board member of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington & Congregation B’nai Tzedek of Potomac.
Randy Alan Weiss has a reputation of an intelligent attorney who goes to any lengths to secure the best possible results for his clients. Having litigated a number of cases in his career, he understands that a legal dispute can emotionally drain a person; therefore he makes support, empathy, & communication a priority in his practice.
Randy Alan Weiss has previously worked in the United States House of Representatives as a legislative staff assistant for four years. He worked for different Members of Congress with service on a legislative committee and two years in the Office of General Counsel as a major defense contractor. He is also a former Board member of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington & Congregation B’nai Tzedek of Potomac.
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