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Genesis Larin is a member of Winstead’s Real Estate Development & Investments Practice Group. Prior to graduating law school, she gained experience as a Winstead Summer Associate.

Representative Experience

  • Representation of landlords in commercial leases for industrial and warehouse spaces in Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma and Tennessee
  • Representation of institutional lenders in connection with a variety of real estate loan transactions including origination of mortgage and construction loans, participations, loan sales and acquisitions
  • Representation of sellers in commercial disposition transactions across Texas.
  • Various leasing transactions involving office spaces in Texas and industrial and warehouse spaces in Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma and Tennessee
  • Representation of local government entities in sale of residential property to low income residents in Houston, Texas

Education

  • University of Texas School of Law
    • J.D., 2021
    • Recent Developments Editor, Texas Journal of Oil, Gas & Energy Law Society
  • Baylor University
    • B.A., English Literature, 2018
    • Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society
    • Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society

Admissions

  • Texas, 2021

Languages

  1. Spanish (Fluent)

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