About Jeremy J.
Jeremy J. Nastoff is a lawyer certified to practice in Michigan who works from a private firm bearing his call. He combines a Juris Doctor and an undergraduate background in enterprise and accounting. That blend has informed the direction of his profession and the types of things he has handled.
He earned his law degree from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School in 2010. Before that he finished a Bachelor of Science in Business and Accounting at Lake Superior State University in 2006. The business coursework supplied an early grounding in financial principles that later intersected with his work in court and at firms.
Nastoff’s practical legal background included two federal externships in 2009. He served as an extern to the Honorable Scott W. Dales of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Michigan. He additionally spent time as an extern to the Honorable Janet T. Neff of the United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan. Those placements exposed him to both insolvency practice and federal civil procedure at an early stage.
He began his professional practice as an associate lawyer in 2010 at Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge. Four years later he took on a leadership position as a shareholder at Burkhart, Lewandowski, Miller & Nastoff, P.C., in 2014. His trajectory reflects steady development from clerkships and affiliate work to company ownership and management duties.
Throughout his career he has handled matters that draw on both legal analysis and a knowing of business records and monetary problems. The record from his education and early externships shows steady involvement in bankruptcy and federal judiciary work. As a shareholder he also took on client counseling and case management duties that required coordinating litigation approach and court preparation.
Peers and clients see him as a lawyer who understands the practical implications of legal selections for agencies and people alike. He has worked on cases that required awareness to procedural detail in federal courts and cautious review of financial documentation. His background in accounting has informed that work and helped when instances touched on commercial or financial disputes.
Today he practices at Nastoff, Bergman & Moore, P.C. He is admitted in Michigan and continues to handle things involving insolvency and commercial litigation. His recent practice centers on insolvency and business litigation.
