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Virginia Lawyers Weekly//April 15, 2024//
Jennifer O. Schiffer
Shareholder, Bean, Kinney & Korman
Arlington
Jennifer O. Schiffer is widely known for her skill in representing the complex interests of businesses and their owners in matters related to entity formation, purchase and sale of company stock, and contractual issues. Her broad experience in representing both individuals and a variety of businesses helps her anticipate and address the specific legal issues that each of her clients face.
Schiffer also handles a variety of other matters including shareholder, membership or disclosure agreements, commercial property and real estate and leasing transactions. She has capably represented the interests of retailers, builders, medical practices, LLCs, restaurants and professional service providers from accountants to financial planners.
Schiffer, a Vanderbilt University graduate who also has a bachelor’s degree in economics, also has vast experience in business succession planning and estate planning and administration.
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