Jake Schulman focuses his practice on transactional commercial and residential real estate, real estate development, and finance, as well as business transactions and contracts. He is experienced in mortgage and asset-based lending, real estate and business workouts, and dispute resolution. His expertise also extends to debtor/creditor law and bankruptcy, complex business litigation, and the formation and structuring of business organizations. Additionally, Mr. Schulman handles closings and title work, ensuring smooth and efficient transactions for his clients. He is dedicated to providing comprehensive legal services that address both transactional needs and related litigation matters, making him a valuable asset to clients in a wide range of business and real estate matters.
Mr. Schulman began his career as a litigator, handling a variety of complex business disputes ranging from fraud and Ponzi schemes to simple landlord/tenant issues, as well as construction litigation, environmental law litigation, and employment litigation. This extensive litigation experience has given him invaluable insight into becoming a well-versed transactional attorney, as he has litigated a wide variety of contracts and understands the importance of precise legal documentation. He approaches all of his real estate matters with a cautious yet strategic mindset, leveraging his litigation background to anticipate and mitigate potential issues.
During Mr. Schulman’s career, he has had the pleasure of handling a wide array of residential and commercial transactions, including leases, acquisitions, and developments. He expertly manages all aspects of real estate transaction work, from due diligence and contract negotiation to title examination and closings. His comprehensive understanding of both the transactional and litigation sides of real estate law enables him to provide his clients with thorough and effective legal representation.
Mr. Schulman loves to help clients in all of their legal matters. He has a passion for real estate, the economy, and history.
When Mr. Schulman is not working, he enjoys golf, tennis, traveling, and trying new and unusual restaurants.
