| Lillian’s practice focuses on affordable housing development, working with owners, lenders, developers and investors through all phases of real estate development, including land acquisition, financing, construction, leasing, and disposition. Lillian works with developers seeking to combine private financing with various state and federal funding sources, such as tax credits, bonds, tax increment financing, federally insured loans, and grants to develop residential and mixed use development with affordable housing components. Major Prior Work Experience Before joining Reno & Cavanaugh, Lillian was an associate at Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis where she practiced real estate law and represented clients in commercial leasing, acquisition, disposition, and development of real property. Prior to entering law school, Lillian taught History, Political Science, and English to high school students in both Nashville, Tennessee, and Nagoya, Japan.
• Associate, Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis
• Teacher, Japan Exchange and Teaching Program, 1996-1998
• Teacher, Harpeth Hall High School, 1995-1996
Awards, Community Activities And Professional Activities
• Co-Author, "Examining the Green House Senior Living Concept", Nashville Business Journal, March 16, 2006
• Author, "Japan's Communication Interception Act: Unconstitutional Invasion of Privacy or Necessary Tool?," Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, May 2002
• Vanderbilt Scholastic Excellence Award in Legal Writing
• Lightfoot, Franklin & White Best Brief Award
• Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, Articles Editor, 2001-2002
• Member, Tennessee Bar Association |
