Boardman Clark Welcomes Attorney Jamie Radabaugh to the Firm

Boardman Clark is proud to announce that attorney Jamie Radabaugh has joined the firm. Jamie will work primarily with the Real Estate Practice Group.

Before joining Boardman Clark, Jamie worked in several corporate roles and has experience working on all phases of commercial real estate including the acquisition and sale of real estate, project development, financing, construction, leasing, management, due diligence, and governmental entitlements.

"With over 20 years of experience in commercial real estate, Jamie brings tremendous perspective and skill to serving our clients in this area," says Boardman Clark real estate attorney Rick Schmidt. "We are very pleased to have him join our team."

Boardman Clark is one of Madison’s largest and longest-standing law firms. The firm serves individuals, businesses, school districts, and local governments. Its areas of service include litigation, franchise and dealership law, business law, taxation, estate planning and probate, intellectual property, family law, municipal law, banking, labor and employment, land use, elder services, real estate, and school law.

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