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Jacqueline Schultz Bammert works hard to
ensure businesses and entrepreneurs
continue to thrive by performing
efficient and thoughtful transactional
work, including:
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The acquisition and financing of
real estate, throughout all stages:
from negotiating the letter of
intent and purchase agreements, to
assisting with due diligence and
representation at closing;
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The negotiation and drafting of
multi-million dollar real estate
financing agreements, including
promissory notes, loan agreements,
pledge and security agreements, and
related guaranties;
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Assisting in project planning and
site acquisition, including
obtaining government approval and
permits;
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Drafting, handling any disputes
related to, and obtaining releases
of, construction liens;
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Judicial foreclosures for mortgagors
and mortgagees, and short sales for
purchasers and sellers;
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Providing representation for land
use, zoning, & boundary disputes;
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Commercial landlord/tenant matters,
including those related to local
shopping centers;
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Negotiating and drafting employment
agreements, including agreements as
to the ownership of intellectual
property acquired and developed
before and after the start of the
employment relationship;
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Negotiating and drafting
non-disclosure, and non-competition
agreements, and advising clients how
best to protect their intellectual
property and other interests through
the use of such agreements
Jacqueline also utilizes her substantial
experience litigating on behalf of her
clients in both state and federal court.
Jacqueline comes to the Law Office of
Kevin S. Macaddino from a Corporate and
Civil Litigation Firm in Chicago where
she gained extensive experience handling
a wide range of transactional and
litigation matters for corporate
clients. As a member of the Illinois
Trial Lawyers Association, Jacqueline
tried and settled numerous cases
throughout the United States, and
obtained a permanent injunction and
$652,000 judgment in the Southern
District of New York for an
international securities firm in a case
of first-impression brought under the
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Jacqueline earned her law degree from
the Loyola University of Chicago School
of Law, where she graduated magna cum
laude in the top 10% of her class. Prior
to law school, Jacqueline received her
BA in English with a minor in Spanish
from the University of Michigan. As a
member of the Oakland County Bar
Association’s Inns of Court and a new
member of the Junior League of
Birmingham, Jacqueline is an active
member of the Oakland County Community.
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Jacqueline S. Bammert
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