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Darsey Norton is a member of Winstead’s Public Finance Practice Group. Her practice is focused on public finance and local government law with an emphasis on representing special purpose districts as general and bond counsel. She provides guidance to her clients on Texas Commission on Environmental Quality rules and regulations relating to the development and financing of property throughout Texas.

Representative Experience

  • Represents real estate developers, landowners, municipalities, and financial institutions in matters related to special districts, regulatory matters, water rights, public/private partnerships and pipeline/easement issues
  • Collaborates with government agencies, underwriters, and financial institutions to facilitate bond issuances and transactions
  • Drafts creation bills and assists clients during legislative session

Education

  • South Texas College of Law
    • J.D., 2021
    • Dean’s Merit Scholarship Recipient
    • Family Law and Probate Society, President, 2019-2021
    • Student Bar Association, 2018-2019
  • University of Alabama
    • B.A., Public Relations and Political Science, 2018

Admissions

  • Texas, 2021

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