Jamey Mavis Lowdermilk
- Greensboro
- t: 336.271.3167
- f: 336.232.9167
- jlowdermilk@brookspierce.com
Overview
Jamey Lowdermilk brings her experience as a law clerk in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to guide clients through the complicated bankruptcy process. She also represents businesses and individuals in complex commercial matters in state and federal courts and advises clients establishing new entities and reorganizing existing endeavors.
My Practices
Jamey uses her experience as a law clerk in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to inform her strategies for helping clients navigate the tumultuous waters of the bankruptcy process. She counsels clients on whether to file for bankruptcy and which chapter to pursue, and represents them in Bankruptcy Court.
Jamey represents businesses, organizations, and individuals in state and federal courts in a wide variety of commercial disputes.
Credentials
Clerkships
Law Clerk to Benjamin A. Kahn, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of North Carolina
Honors & Recognitions
Member, North Carolina Pro Bono Honor Society (2020-2021)
Education
University of North Carolina School of Law, J.D., 2017, with honors; Articles Editor, North Carolina Law Review, 2016-17
Clemson University, M.S., 2010, Applied Economics & Statistics; Certificate in Public Administration
University of the South, B.A., 2004, Economics & Spanish; Environmental Studies
Admissions
North Carolina
Newsroom
News
Speaking Engagements
Publications
Professional & Civic
Professional & Civic Activities
Trustee, Eagle's Nest Foundation (2012-present)
Coordinator, UNC School of Law Pro Bono Cancer Clinic (2015-2016)
Mentor, UNC School of Law Dean's Fellows (2015-2017)
Tutor, Rocky Mountain Youth Homes (2011-2014)
Americorps*VISTA, Alabama Governor's Office (2006-2007)
About Me
My parents introduced me to canoeing at a young age, mostly on the Nantahala River in western North Carolina. Later, in the summers during college, I taught young adults to whitewater canoe, tandem style. We hauled boats all over the Southeast, learning how to read the water, maneuver through currents, and work together as teammates. These happy memories involve the same skills that inspire my practice—strategy, skill, and collaboration. Though not (always) as fun as paddling, processing challenges with my clients is a great joy. (And river metaphors are welcome!)