Jamie Schwedler's practice consists of zoning and land use law, real property development, real property litigation, state and local tax matters, and related regulatory matters.
Jamie advises developers, investors, and landowners on a full range of real property and development matters. Her representation has included zoning requests for large land development projects and infill sites, conducting due diligence and entitlement review on real estate acquisitions, navigating local and state regulations affecting development and permitting requirements, and analyzing legal issues of transportation and infrastructure improvements.
Her litigation practice focuses on real property, land use and zoning, contract, unfair and deceptive trade practices, and related business disputes. Jamie has appeared in the district and superior courts of North Carolina. Her appellate work includes cases before the Court of Appeals of North Carolina, the North Carolina Supreme Court, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Jamie is "smart, strategically minded and delivers actionable advice," one client told Chambers USA, which ranks her among North Carolina's leading attorneys for zoning and land use law. Another client highlighted Jamie's leadership, noting that she "leads her team effectively and provides clarity and direction when needed to keep things moving."
Before joining Parker Poe, Jamie was a project manager for an international landscape architecture, planning, and economic development firm. Her experience as a landscape architect includes planned community design, urban revitalization design and construction, transit-oriented development, and large-scale master planning. In this role, she oversaw construction administration for Pittsburgh, PA’s North Shore Riverfront Park, the milelong riverfront park between the city’s NFL and MLB stadiums.