Up until his sophomore year in High School, Jeremy Overbey moved about once a year—a byproduct of his father being a construction manager. Switching locations and schools every year helped Jeremy learn to adapt to new situations and exposed him to a variety of social situations and parts of the country. He also worked on the construction site during the summers breaks in college and law school. Jeremy knew he wanted to be an attorney since roughly the seventh grade, as he has always liked reading, writing, solving problems, and having a diversity of work.
Jeremy’s primary practice concentration is commercial litigation, ranging across multiple different areas, including commercial landlord/tenant law, partnership disputes, real estate litigation, financial services (lending/mortgage servicing) workouts and litigation, contract disputes, and many other types of disputes. Jeremy has represented both plaintiffs and defendants in matters. Jeremy also serves as general outside counsel to a number of small business clients to provide more general guidance and assistance and also has personal injury experience. Being licensed since 2004, Jeremy has a broad range of experience and isn’t afraid to take on new and diverse types of matters and being a utility player for his clients. Jeremy can take matters from pre-litigation dispute all the way though trial, with first chair trial experience. Jeremy prides himself on being responsive to his clients’ communications to go along with results.
Outside of work, Jeremy spends most of his time hanging out with his wife, two sons, and other friends and family. He also enjoys reading (mainly fantasy, sci-fi, and fiction), watching sports, playing fantasy football, and keeping up with tv shows, movies, and current events.
