Travis Siebeneicher focuses his practice on transactional law with a focus on real estate and corporate matters.  Travis's experience includes assisting with the representation of clients related to the following:

• Purchase, sale, financing and development of office, industrial, shopping center and multi-family residential projects
• Formation of joint ventures with equity and debt interests in commercial real estate projects
• Construction matters
• Commercial leasing and subleasing (tenant and landlord)
• Leasing and development of health care projects
• The development of sustainable–alternative energy projects

• Austin Bar Association
  • Real Estate Section – Board of Directors (2008-2009)
• Austin Young Lawyers Association
• Real Estate Counsel of Austin
  • Transportation Committee
  • Affordable Housing Committee
• Texas Bar Association

• Co-author, "Siting Projects in the U.S.," US-China Quarterly Market Review, a collaborative report by American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) and Chinese Renewable Energies Industries Association (CREIA), May 2011
• Co-author with Ronald J. Mann, "Just One Click: The Reality of Internet Retail Contracting," 108 Columbia Law Review 984, May 2008
• Co-author with Jane Snoddy Smith, “Preparing Form Leases for Mixed-Use Projects,” 21 Commercial Leasing Law & Strategy 1, June 2008

• Co-panelist with Jerry Converse, “Acquisition Letters of Intent: The What, Why, When and How,” Commercial Leases and Acquisitions: Serving the Unique Needs of Real Estate Investors and Users (CTCAR-CLE), Austin, Texas, July 17, 2008
• Co-panelist with Amy Mitchell, “How to Add Value Negotiating Work Letters,” Commercial Leases and Acquisitions: Serving the Unique Needs of Real Estate Investors and Users (CTCAR-CLE), Austin, Texas, July 17, 2008
• Panelist, "Real Estate Development and the Needs of New Corporate America," Lorman Education Seminar, Austin, Texas, February 23, 2007

2006 - J.D., high honors, University of Texas School of Law
2003 - B.B.A., summa cum laude, Economics, Texas State University

While in law school, Travis was an Articles Editor for the Texas Law Review; a fellow in the Center for Law, Business, & Economics; and a member of the Order of the Coif and of the University of Texas Chancellors.  Travis is admitted to practice law in Texas.