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Dallas Real Estate Partner Moves from Bell Nunnally to Duane Morris

February 26, 2026 Elle Grinnell

Dania Duncan Moreno, a real estate partner, has joined Duane Morris in Dallas from Bell Nunnally & Martin. She will focus her practice on domestic and cross-border real estate and corporate transactions, including hospitality, retail, industrial and residential projects in Texas and Mexico, according to a news release.

Before joining Duane Morris, Moreno was a partner at Bell Nunnally, where she built a substantial Dallas-based practice advising U.S. and international clients on commercial real estate transactions and corporate matters. She has extensive experience representing real estate investment trusts, developers, lenders and hospitality companies in multimillion-dollar deals involving leases, purchase and sale agreements and construction contracts. She also worked at Greenberg Traurig, DLA Piper and Thompson & Knight, where she began her legal career. Licensed in both Texas and Mexico, Moreno also regularly handled cross-border matters involving projects across Mexico. Earlier in her career, she practiced in Mexico prior to earning her LLM in the United States.

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Elle Grinnell

Gabrielle “Elle” Grinnell is assisting with coverage on lateral moves and pro bono, public service, and diversity.

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