McNees attorneys will present at the 2025 Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) Annual Educational Conference, held May 4-7 at Hershey Lodge in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
PSATS represents Pennsylvania’s townships of the second class, offering education, advocacy, and resources to support municipal leaders in serving their communities. This annual event brings together township officials, legal professionals, and industry experts from across the Commonwealth.
Smart Debt, Strong Townships: Municipal Borrowing in 2025
Ryan Gonder and Erica Wible will discuss how townships can use municipal debt strategically to support long-term infrastructure and community growth.
Learn more about the 2025 PSATS Annual Educational Conference, including how to register, at https://www.psats.org/2025-psats-annual-conference/.
McNees Wallace & Nurick announces that Martha “Frannie” Reilly has once again been ranked Band 3 in Public Finance (Pennsylvania) in the Chambers USA 2026 guide. Chambers and Partners is a nationally and internationally respected legal ranking organization that evaluates leading attorneys through client feedback, peer evaluations, and independent research. A Chambers ranking is widely […]
The 2026 Super Lawyers rankings recognize nine attorneys in their Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars® lists for Pennsylvania. The attorneys span across four of the firm’s Pennsylvania offices and six practice areas. Since 1991, Super Lawyers has recognized attorneys nationwide across areas of practice, basing their Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars® lists on peer recognition […]
Public finance and nonprofit attorney Frannie Reilly spoke at Kreischer Miller’s 2026 Not-for-Profit Industry Breakfast Seminar on April 29 at the Sheraton Valley Forge Hotel in King of Prussia. The seminar brought together nonprofit leaders for fellowship and conversation, focused on key issues affecting not-for-profit organizations. Frannie works closely with nonprofit organizations to provide guidance […]
With the federal government’s increased scrutiny of nonprofit organizations and their tax-exempt status, the impact of losing tax-exempt status must be considered when these organizations are interested in issuing tax-exempt bonds. Access to the tax-exempt market is crucial for nonprofit organizations, including colleges, universities, hospitals, and health care systems, to fund necessary capital projects. The […]
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