Frannie Reilly

Profile

Frannie is a Member of the Public Finance & Government Services Practice Group, a team of accomplished lawyers from various practice areas providing comprehensive, responsive advice regarding the complex legal issues and challenges faced by state agencies, political subdivisions, school districts, municipalities, and authorities.

Focusing her practice on public finance as well as nonprofit and corporate law, Frannie also practices in the Corporate & Tax and Charitable and Non-Profit Groups.

What does Frannie do for Clients?
Frannie has extensive experience serving as bond, borrower, institution and underwriter’s counsel to issuers, colleges, universities, schools, health care institutions, state agencies and investment banking firms. The services that she has provided include:

• Advised clients with the issuance, offering, structuring, remarketing and restructuring of tax-exempt and taxable municipal securities and other debt instruments;
• Counseled clients on corporate policies, best practices and corporate governance;
• Served as outside general counsel to numerous nonprofit organizations, including colleges, universities, charter schools and foundations, advising them on fiduciary duties, contract issues, compliance concerns and general corporate reviews;
• Ensured contracts, policies and procedures are implemented and effective.

How does Frannie spend her free time?
When not practicing law, Frannie is an adjunct professor at La Salle University (Masters of Science in the Nonprofit Leadership program). She teaches the Law and Ethics course and Capstone course.

Frannie is dedicated to giving back to her community and is involved in several nonprofit organizations. Most notable is that she is the founder and President of the Foundation for Wallingford-Swarthmore Schools, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works to ensure teachers and students continue to promote innovation, creativity and excellence, especially in difficult economic times.

Frannie enjoys spending time with her husband and their four children at the beach, at home in Swarthmore and cheering them on at their sporting events.