Lauren Lamb is an associate attorney in Selzer Gurvitch’s real estate transactions group, where she advises clients on a wide range of matters including commercial real estate and business transactions, commercial leasing and commercial finance. She brings a strong business perspective to her practice, allowing her to provide practical, strategic guidance tailored to her clients’ objectives.

Valuing the analytical rigor of legal work and the challenge of resolving complex issues, Lauren is a natural problem-solver skilled at anticipating potential challenges and proactively developing solutions to keep transactions moving efficiently. Known as an excellent communicator, she works collaboratively with clients, colleagues and opposing counsel to achieve favorable outcomes and ensure a smooth transaction process.

Lauren’s interest in business and law was shaped in part by growing up in an entrepreneurial family. That foundation inspired her to pursue a legal career and ultimately focus her practice on transactional work.

Committed to community service, Lauren previously served as committee chair of the Charleston County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division’s Wills Clinic Committee from 2017 to 2018. In that role, she coordinated multiple estate planning clinics providing no-cost services to lower-income community members, overseeing all aspects of clinic planning, including the recruitment and training of volunteer attorneys.

Prior to joining Selzer Gurvitch in December 2020, Lauren practiced at law firms based in South Carolina and Washington, D.C., where she represented clients in commercial real estate, commercial finance and corporate and business law matters.

Lauren graduated summa cum laude from the Clemson University Honors College, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing. She received her Juris Doctor from the Charleston School of Law and is admitted to practice in Maryland, the District of Columbia, South Carolina and Georgia.

Articles

• “The Corporate Transparency Act: What It Means for Your Business,” SelzerGurvitch.com, February 2, 2025
• “Business Law – Proposed Legislation to Eliminate Business Filing Fee for Annual Reports Submitted Online,” SelzerGurvitch.com, March 8, 2022
• “Montgomery County Employers – Review Your Workplace Harassment Policies NOW,” SelzerGurvitch.com, April 21, 2021