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Jason L. McAuley is a lawyer in Bloomington and Bedford, Indiana focusing on real estate, creditors rights, civil litigation, civil mediation, Title Insurance, and debt collection issues.

Mark Bains focuses his practice in the areas of real estate law and civil litigation. Mark’s real estate practice involves representing buyers and sellers in negotiating and drafting agreements in connection with commercial and residential real estate transactions and representing clients in the redevelopment and rezoning of real estate. His litigation practice includes representing clients in a wide variety of commercial, real estate, construction, and insurance defense litigation.

Patrick is a former land use planner and regularly represents clients with zoning and development issues.  While representing primarily developers, Patrick will also represent opponents of certain large, complex development proposals such as wind farms and confined feeding operations.  Areas of practice include commmercial and industrial development, single family residential development with a concentration on issues involving condominium development and organization.  Patrick also represents the public entities involved in planning and zoning such as plan commissions, boards of zoning appeals and redevelopment commissions.  He regularly handles commercial transactions and leasing for various clients.  Patrick also represents a large number of neighborhood and condominium associations, including amending and updating restrictive covenants and condominium declarations.

I have nearly twelve years of experience and familiarity with complex real estate transactions. This experience includes representing businesses and individuals in connection with the acquisition, disposition, leasing, financing, and development of real estate, including drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements, leases, loan documents, easements, construction contracts, and development agreements. My experience also includes (i) representing and advising real estate investors in connection with tax-deferred exchanges of real estate; (ii) representing businesses and individuals in appeals of assessed value of real estate, including proceedings before local property tax assessment boards of appeal, the Indiana Board of Tax Review, and the Indiana Tax Court; (iii) representing real estate developers before city and county boards of zoning appeals and plan commissions, including rezoning requests, development plan approvals, and variances; and (iv) the litigation of real estate matters, including foreclosures, annexations, utility matters, quiet title actions, contract disputes and evictions.

Thomas Niezer focuses his practice on real estate law, land use planning, and real estate finance law, with a dual emphasis in commercial transactions and residential real estate development, sales, and purchases. He also focuses on eminent domain actions representing municipalities and individual property owners on public roadway and utility projects and business transactions for small to medium sized businesses.