Michelle M. Geng, Esq.

Michelle M. Geng, Esq.

Associate

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Admitted to Practice

New York

Focus

Residential and commercial real estate transactions and purchase financing.

Experience

Michelle has particular experience in real estate transactions, immigration, corporate and business transactions.  However, her experience extends to other areas of practice having worked for full-service firms in both New York City and China. Michelle has also done pro-bono work for the AILA Military Assistance Program (MAP), and the Asian American Bar Association of New York.

Michelle is an active member of the New York City Bar Association and she has been admitted to practice law in the state of New York since 2012. As someone who values quality customer service, she is careful to make herself accessible and understand client needs to better tailor her service.

Education/License

Michelle graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Law from Yunnan University Law School while serving as the Vice Chair of the Law School Student Association.  She went on to earn her Master of Law from the University of Wisconsin Law School while under a Law School Scholarship.

Services

  • Legal representation in real estate purchases and sales.
  • Legal representation in purchase financing. 
  • Legal advice and counsel regarding real estate transactions, corporate formation/structure/transactions
  • Fluent in English and Mandarin

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