Jameson McWilliams, Esq.
Jameson is a founding partner of Crouch McWilliams. She focuses her practice on real estate, zoning, and land use law in the community where she was born and raised. After graduating from Southampton High School, Jameson went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from the College of Charleston, a Masters of Political Science from Brooklyn College and finally a Juris Doctor from Brooklyn Law School.
Upon graduation Jameson took a job in a small law firm in Water Mill and began practicing real estate, zoning and land use law on the East End. After a few years in private practice, Jameson was appointed Assistant Town Attorney for the Town of East Hampton. During her tenure at the Town, Jameson represented the Architectural Review Board, then the Planning Board, and also provided guidance to the Zoning Board of Appeals as well as the Town Board. Jameson participated in the negotiation, drafting and execution of countless contracts on behalf of the Town, including land leases and licenses involving East Hampton Airport (HTO) and with major cellular providers to meet the increased demands of cellular communication and emergency services within the community.
Jameson has recently been appointed the Deputy Town Attorney for the Town of East Hampton. She remains with the firm working in other jurisdictions outside of East Hampton Town on the East End.
Jameson lives in Sag Harbor with her husband Mike, their two daughters Frances and Marjorie, and their beloved pit bull Ramona.
Thomas Crouch, Esq.
Thomas is a founding partner of Crouch McWilliams. He focuses his practice on real estate, zoning, and land use law. Before starting the firm, Thomas was an Assistant Town Attorney for the Town of East Hampton. He represented the Town’s Planning Board, was the Town’s closing attorney for its Community Preservation Fund purchases, and represented the Town in state and federal court on land use litigation matters. In addition, Thomas maintained a solo practice representing buyers and sellers of residential and commercial real estate on Eastern Long Island.
Prior to representing the Town, Thomas was an associate attorney for Roy Greenberg, Esq. exclusively representing buyers and sellers in real estate transactions. He also has a background in civil litigation, completing a clerkship for the Honorable Perry M. Buckner, III, of the South Carolina Circuit Court, and he has been an associate for a litigation firm in the Carolinas.
Thomas lives in Amagansett with his wife, Libby, an East Hampton native, and their chocolate lab rescue, Bertie. Thomas enjoys playing golf and exploring the local beaches with Bertie.
