Gemma A Wilson

Gemma Wilson primarily practices in the areas of real estate, affordable housing, and low income housing tax credits. She represents for-profit developers, non-profit organizations, and housing authorities across a spectrum of tax-driven real estate investment needs, including the planning, financing, and development of affordable multi-family and senior housing.

Previously, Gemma litigated business, real estate and construction disputes. She also tried numerous cases and managed a demanding caseload as a certified law student at the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office. With a nuanced understanding of how matters can go awry, Gemma enjoys making sense of complex legal issues and applies comprehensive advocacy in her representation of both individual and institutional clients.

Gemma graduated cum laude from Lewis & Clark Law School, where she also served as executive editor of the Lewis & Clark Law Review. She is a member of both the Oregon and Washington State Bars. Gemma presently serves on Youth Villages Oregon’s Ambassador Board and the Multnomah Bar Association Young Lawyers Section, Service to the Public Committee.