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Provided by Kathleen Reilly
Kathleen (Kate) Reilly is a partner in the firm’s Securities Enforcement & Litigation practice. Kate advises audit and accounting firms on professional malpractice and negligence claims in both private litigation and before regulatory entities, including in relation to hard-to-value assets, revenue recognition, auditor independence issues, quality control considerations, and misstatements. Kate also represents financial services institutions, special committees, public issuers, and private companies in securities enforcement, commercial litigation, whistleblower, white collar, and government investigation matters. Kate has significant experience handling actions in state and federal courts, administrative proceedings and arbitrations, and routinely conducts internal investigations and defends clients in enforcement matters by the SEC, DOJ, PCAOB, State Attorneys General, and CFTC.
An active member of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee, Kate routinely takes on pro bono matters involving criminal defendants. She also serves on the firm’s Management Committee as well as its National Hiring Committee.
J.D., Villanova University School of Law, 2009, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif; B.A., Boston College, 2006, cum laude
Provided by Chambers
Kathleen Reilly is recognized for her expertise advising auditors and accounting firms on a wide array of regulatory matters, including investigations by the SEC, PCAOB and others. She also has a broad base of litigation experience.
Provided by Chambers
She has full command across a broad range of regulatory-facing matters. She provides incredible responsiveness, thoughtfulness and client support.
She provides a really good litigation perspective. She helps us to see how certain matters may evolve and the implications of litigation.
She has full command across a broad range of regulatory-facing matters. She provides incredible responsiveness, thoughtfulness and client support.
She provides a really good litigation perspective. She helps us to see how certain matters may evolve and the implications of litigation.
