Lisa C. Bozalis was admitted to the Texas Bar in November, 2005. Ms. Bozalis' primary practice focus is in commercial transactions, where she represents a variety of corporate clients.

Ms. Bozalis received her J.D. from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law in 2005, where she was a member of Phi Alpha Delta, an international legal fraternity. She received her Bachelor of Business Administration from Southern Methodist University in 2000, with honors, and was a member of the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society and a recipient of the Mustang Award, a merit-based scholarship.

While in law school, Ms. Bozalis acted as a student attorney in the SMU Legal Clinic. Additionally, she was a member of the Corporate Law Association, participated in the Jackson Walker Moot Court competition and interned at the Dallas County District Attorney's office.

Professional Licenses and Courts of Admission

Attorney at Law, State of Texas, 2005

Representative Matters

• Represent Dallas-based real estate developers in multi-million dollar real estate financing transactions
• Represent national restaurant chain in negotiation and consummation of multi-million dollar minimum rent leases in South Beach, Downtown Chicago and Hallandale, Florida.
• Represent national bank lender in multi-million dollar real estate financing transactions.
• Represent Dallas investment group in a $30 million securities offering relative to a post-Katrina Mississippi gulf coast casino project.
• Represent sellers in a $38 million sale of real property for development purposes outside of Ft. Worth.
• Represent seller in a $10 million sale of a building in Downtown Dallas.
• Represent borrowers and lenders in various real estate financing transactions.
• Represented purchasers and sellers in a variety of commercial real estate transactions.
• Represented clients relative to entity formation, dissolutions, private offerings and stock redemptions.