Amanda Huegerich is an associate at Roth Jackson. Her practice includes a full spectrum of experience with commercial real estate and land use, business law and telehealth. Ms. Huegerich counsels conservationists, land developers, investors, and landlords and tenants in a wide range of complex real estate matters, including easements, restrictive covenants, property acquisition and disposition, development and financing of residential subdivisions, planned unit developments, and shopping centers, 1031 deferred exchange transactions, construction and project financing, and historic tax credit and redevelopment projects.

She counsels business owners, starts ups, and entrepreneurs in corporate transactions including formation, mergers and acquisitions, asset purchases and sales, restructuring, dissolution, and employee contracts.

She has significant experience counseling clients on the legal issues surrounding telehealth in addition to drafting and negotiating medical office building leases for healthcare systems, doctors and practice groups.

Education

Wake Forest University (Telehealth Certification, 2019)

University of North Carolina School of Law (J.D., 2014)

Appalachian State University (B.A. (Spanish), B.S.B.A (Finance, Banking, Computer Information Systems), Honors Scholar, 2000)

University of Malaga, Spain (1997)

Bar Admissions

North Carolina

Law Office

Richmond Attorney