Edwina C. Winnie concentrates her practice on the representation of individuals and entities involved in the areas of real estate and business matters, including purchases and sales of homes and commercial properties, with all related contract negotiations and preparation. Winnie also represents a number of lenders in both residential and commercial transactions. In addition, she works with individuals and companies to form business entities and structure their ownership agreements.
Winnie also has an extensive practice representing applicants before numerous planning and zoning boards in municipalities throughout Central New York. Education J. Syracuse University College of Law cum laude B. Special Counsel. Phone: Fax: Practice Areas. Download Attorney Information. Read more Winnie received her J.
In , she was the recipient of the Affiliate of the Year award given annually by the GSAR to a member who demonstrates a strong commitment to the real estate community in Central New York. She participates in training sessions for realtors as well as presentations to first time home buyers. Clark University.
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