Randy Alan Weiss has served as a Board member of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington and Congregation B’nai Tzedek of Potomac, and general counsel to a private hospitality club in Washington, DC.

1. Randy Alan Weiss Has Expertise in Real Estate, Estate Planning, and
Asset Preservation

2. Randy Alan Weiss is a Washington DC based well-seasoned
attorney. He obtained his BA degree in the year 1978 from the
American University. Later, he attended St. Louis University
School of Law and completed his Juris Doctorate degree. He
is law graduate of Georgetown University Center (MLT, 1985)
with an emphasis in closely-held business taxation and
exempt organizations.

3. Randy Weiss is licensed in the District of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia and Florida. He is the founding partner of Weiss LLP.
He provides legal support pertaining to real estate, business
law, complex titles, and estate planning, asset preservation,
and complicated, estranged title issues. He strives hard to
provide practical legal advice to his clients in the most timely
and professional manner. He has four years of experience
working in the United States House of Representatives as a
legislative staff assistant for different Members of Congress
with service on a legislative committee. He has worked for two
years in the Office of General Counsel of a major defense
contractor.

4. Randy Alan Weiss has served as a Board member of the
Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington and
Congregation B’nai Tzedek of Potomac, and general counsel
to a private hospitality club in Washington, DC. He is also a
former special counsel and/or board member to three popular
country clubs in Montgomery County, Maryland; and was a
member of the Board of Directors and Loan Committee for a
community bank.

5. In his free time, Randy Alan Weiss plays golf and enjoys
cycling. He is also involved in many community services.
Currently, he is involved with the Jewish Federation of Greater
Washington, DC, the Jewish Federation of St. Louis, and the
Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington. He serves
as a volunteer counsel to three houses of worship (Greek
Orthodox, Jewish and Baptist).

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