Kathryn D. McGlinchey

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Practice Areas

Banking | Finance
Business Transactions | Organizations
Commercial Real Estate
Healthcare Real Estate

Bar and Court Admissions

Texas, 1995

Professional Affiliations, Activities and Accolades

State Bar of Texas

  • Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law Section

Tarrant County Bar Association

  • Real Estate Law Section

Tarrant County Woman’s Bar Association
Adjunct Professor, Texas A&M School of Law
360 West Magazine Top Attorney, Real Estate (2020)
76107 Magazine Top Attorney (2020)
Fort Worth Magazine Top Attorney, Civil Law – Transactional (2021)

As an attorney with Broude Jennings & McGlinchey PC, Kathryn has the privilege of representing a broad range of clients in the areas of business and commercial real estate law. In a small-firm setting, opportunities to “first-chair” deals present themselves earlier and more often, and Kathryn benefited from early experience running point on a variety of large transactions, including: sales of selected assets out of a Texas multifamily portfolio, aggregating to more than $65 million, and involving complex loan assumption and defeasance issues; a $29 million sale of a large multifamily property in Orlando, Florida, involving the release of municipal bond financing; and a $7 million stock and asset acquisition with respect to a North Texas outdoor advertising company and certain of its affiliated entities. A significant portion of her current practice focuses on representation of owners and operators of assisted living and skilled nursing facilities in connection with sales, acquisitions, lease transactions, partnerships with non-governmental state entities under the Texas Qualified Incentive Payment Program, and HUD 232/223(a)(7) and 232/223(f) financing transactions. However, she still enjoys getting lost in a good commercial lease (and considers it her mission to fix the bad ones). Kathryn represents both landlords and tenants in connection with office, retail, warehouse, industrial and other leases and finds that the perspective gained from representing landlords informs and enhances her representation of tenants, and vice versa.

The product of a long line of scientists, mathematicians, engineers – and artists, Kathryn is both a geek and a creative at heart, so she values opportunities to work with companies in the technology world and in scientific fields. The child of two parents who pursued second careers as educators, she ultimately followed in their footsteps, serving as an adjunct professor and mentoring future transactional attorneys as part of Texas A&M School of Law’s Entrepreneurship Law Clinic, and she enjoys opportunities to present on commercial law topics both in the classroom and at continuing legal education and other seminars.

When not working or volunteering, Kathryn can be found practicing her empty-nesting with her law school sweetheart-turned husband (one son in college, one soon to follow), said nest (a 1920s area Tudor cottage) being best characterized as “a never-ending work in progress.”

Community and Business Activities

Current:
Junior League of Fort Worth (Sustainer)
First United Methodist Church
Fort Worth Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Association
Gamma Chi Housing Corporation (Board Member)
Texas Ex-Students’ Association

Former:
Leadership Fort Worth (Class of 2014-2015, and Member, Board of Directors, 2015-2018)
Fort Worth Public Library Foundation (Member, Board of Directors, 2013-2016)
Woman’s Club of Fort Worth
Junior Woman’s Club of Fort Worth (President, 2009-2010)
Arlington Heights High School Booster Club
Monnig Middle School PTA (Booster Club Co-Chair, 2018-2019)
South Hi Mount Elementary PTA (President, 2007-2008)
WARM Place (House Parent Volunteer)
Ridglea Country Club
Arthritis Foundation North Texas (Jingle Bell Run Committee)

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Kathryn D. McGlinchey

Shareholder

Broude Jennings & McGlinchey PC

306 West 7th Street, Suite 306

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

817.335.1615

817.335.1603 fax

Education

The University of Texas School of Law
JD, 1995

  • Townes-Rice Scholar
  • Texas Law Review
  • Teaching Quizmaster

The University of Texas at Austin
Plan I Honors BA, 1992

  • Phi Beta Kappa
  • Orange Jackets
  • Cactus Goodfellows

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