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LeslieMuldowney

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Partner

Overview

Biography

Leslie concentrates her practice on business and transactional law, with a particular focus on sophisticated commercial transactions, including multi-property and multistate financings, national and local financings, construction financing, commercial and asset-based lending, secured and unsecured lines of credit, loan participations and syndications, and real estate and corporate workout and restructuring transactions, on a local and national basis.

Leslie represents lenders and developers in all aspects of real estate acquisitions, sales, development, and commercial leasing. She also has experience in corporate mergers and acquisitions as well as venture capital financings. Leslie’s client base includes financial institutions, commercial mortgage companies, real estate developers, middle-market companies, and start-up ventures. She has also represented various syndicators involved in low-income and affordable housing tax-credit projects.

Bar Associations

  • American Bar Association
  • Massachusetts Bar Association
Experience

Prior Experience

  • Burns & Levinson LLP, Partner
  • Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP, Associate

Selected Honors

  • The Best Lawyers in America®: Real Estate Law, 2026
  • Selected to Super Lawyers Massachusetts Rising Stars: Banking, 2005
Knowledge

Selected Media

  • Law360 Pulse, “Burns & Levinson Taps Co-Chair for Real Estate Practice”

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