Danielle concentrates her practice on corporate and tax credit transactions. In her corporate practice, she counsels businesses in their day-to-day governance, drafts documents crucial to business operations, and assists in structuring and negotiating purchase and sale transactions. Danielle employs a detail-oriented, pragmatic approach to leverage legal solutions to fit her clients’ business goals.
This solutions-first mindset informs Danielle’s work on tax credit projects for which she has represented owners, developers, service providers, and investors in affordable housing development and historic rehabilitation. Danielle’s wide-ranging experience with various types of projects and funding stakeholders helps her ensure her clients’ goals are realized through advantageous solutions.
Danielle helps her clients navigate the risks and opportunities of development as well as the corporate, financial, and regulatory obstacles that come with it. Danielle has extensive experience representing for-profit and not-for-profit developers throughout the project life cycle, from acquisition, construction, and project development to preserving affordable and supportive housing projects. In this multidisciplinary space, Danielle adeptly navigates complex relationships and legal issues to bring her clients’ projects to fruition, and she has a demonstrated ability of understanding and interfacing with the many stakeholders required to orchestrate these projects, including public agencies.