Gerald B. Borden

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Gerald B. Borden: Attorney with Wiszer Jacobs LLC

Biography

Jerry is a partner at Wiczer Jacobs LLC. He obtained his law degree from Washington University in St. Louis, and undergraduate degree from University of Wisconsin - Madison.

Practicing since 2006, Jerry has represented clients in thousands of real estate transactions, focusing on investor and commercial deals. Jerry represents clients in all manner of commercial litigation and business transactions, including buy-sells, restructuring and financing. Jerry previously represented unit owners in association disputes. With WSJ, Jerry uses this experience to represent WSJ's many association board and management clients. Jerry has presented in seminars on real estate issues, including at the Chicago Bar Association.

(Also Member, Borden Law Firm, P.C.)

Areas of Practice (2)

  • Commercial Litigation
  • Business Transactions

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
University of Wisconsin
Law School Attended:
Washington University School of Law, J.D., 2006
Year of First Admission:
2006
Admission:
2006, Illinois
Memberships:
Illinois State Bar Association; Chicago Bar Association; Illinois Real Estate Lawyers Association.
ISLN:
920881048

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