Shenelle advises businesses, community associations, and developers on business, real estate, and finance matters. Her practice includes drafting and reviewing business and real estate contracts, acquisitions, real estate transfers, entity formation and governance, financing transactions, construction and vendor agreements, title matters, and community association governance. She also represents clients in related business, real estate, and association disputes, bringing a practical and creative approach to structuring transactions, managing risk, and achieving client objectives.

Before joining Miller Harrison, Shenelle practiced public finance law at Gilmore Bell, where she represented governmental entities and public infrastructure districts in connection with bond financings and other transactions supporting public infrastructure and development.

Shenelle graduated with honors from the S.J. Quinney College of Law, where she was a Quinney Research Fellow and received the Spurgeon Public Interest Fellowship. During law school, she was a legal intern at Harvard Law School’s Cyberlaw Clinic and a summer associate in the Boston office of Mintz. Before becoming an attorney, Shenelle was a licensed music teacher. She continues to write and perform music in her free time.