Jennifer R. Shoup

Attorney | Indianapolis

Phone: (317) 977-1478
| Fax: (317) 633-4878

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About Jennifer

Jennifer Shoup is a real estate attorney who advises health care clients, private developers and municipalities on complex real estate transactions, including complex development and redevelopment projects, and related financing matters.

She supports clients throughout the life cycle of real estate transactions, with a focus on drafting and negotiating agreements that advance projects efficiently while addressing issues material to closing.

Jennifer’s practice covers the full spectrum of real estate transactions, from letters of intent through closing, including:

  • Advising on real estate development and redevelopment projects, including those involving public‑private partnerships;
  • Drafting and negotiating development agreements that serve as roadmaps for complex transactions;
  • Supporting acquisition, disposition, leasing and financing of real estate assets; and
  • Assisting with public and private financing structures for health care and public facilities.

Recognized as an Indianapolis Business Journal Forty Under 40 honoree and an Indianapolis Bar Foundation Distinguished Fellow, she brings a disciplined, collaborative approach to every engagement. Jennifer lives in Indianapolis with her husband, has a (mostly) grown son and is a former professional dancer who periodically performs in local stage productions and regularly travels to New York City to take dance classes at Steps on Broadway and Luigi’s Jazz Center.

EDUCATION

Butler University, B.A. - 1989

Indiana University McKinney School of Law, J.D., summa cum laude - 1996

ADMITTED TO BAR

  • Indiana - 1996

memberships

  • Indianapolis Bar Association

honors

  • Best Lawyers in America
  • Indianapolis Business Journal’s Forty Under 40
  • Indianapolis Bar Foundation Distinguished Fellow

Representative Transactions Experience

  • Lead counsel in structuring the transaction, drafting the bond and loan documents as well as ancillary documents and instruments for a commercial lender in the acquisition of additional locations. In many ways, this was a public-private partnership.
  • Lead counsel to a not-for-profit hospital for the demolition of a current parking structure and its replacement with a new, larger parking structure to benefit the hospital and public.
  • Seller’s counsel for a large, nonprofit health system in the sale and ground lease transaction on a newly constructed hospital campus in Florida.

Publications

Commercial Loan Basics
[03/06/25] SEE MORE

recognition