Andrew Polott brought more than four decades of experience as a transactional attorney and real estate entrepreneur, representing clients on all sides of complex commercial real estate and business transactions. Notable projects included the redevelopment of the Warner Theatre, the early development of Round Hill, Virginia and the 700,000-square-foot Armature mixed-use project in Washington, D.C.’s NoMa neighborhood.
Another significant portion of Andy’s practice focused on representing credit unions and other institutional lenders in upper mid-market commercial real estate and commercial and industrial lending transactions.
At one time, Andy owned and operated a title company handling sophisticated commercial transactions and represented a national food brokerage in multiple mergers, acquisitions and business purchases. He took particular satisfaction in advising land-rich, cash-poor clients on repositioning, developing or divesting real estate, bringing strategic insight, creativity and persistence to achieve successful outcomes.
From 2016 to 2023, Andy served as Managing Shareholder of Selzer Gurvitch.
After law school, Andy served as Law Clerk to the Honorable William H. McCullough, Associate Judge for the 7th Judicial Circuit of Maryland and County Administrative Judge for Prince George’s County, Maryland.