Jamie initially joined Kickham Hanley in 2003 as part of the litigation team. Currently, Jamie concentrates her practice in the areas of commercial and risk litigation. She has experience litigating cases involving banking, construction, contracts, accounting and legal malpractice, family law, real estate, corporate and business law issues. She possesses extensive experience in drafting sophisticated legal briefs in both state and federal court, and at the trial court and appellate court level. Jamie loves to write, and as such, specifically enjoys appellate practice. She is admitted to practice before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals and one day hopes to have a case controversial enough to land her before the U.S. Supreme Court. Jamie also has an active family law practice, specializing in divorce and child custody litigation.
In September 2006, Jamie assisted in a two week trial of a product warranty case in the federal district court in Oregon which ultimately achieved a judgment on a jury verdict (including interest and attorney fees) in excess of $1.6 million. In 2004, Jamie developed and implemented a default litigation process for Sears and Kmart, and as part of that process, managed outside litigation counsel nationwide on behalf of these clients through 2007.