Mintz Levin brings Christie Lombard Martin to public finance practice

By Tali Rackner

Norfolk, Va., May 4 – Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC announced the addition of Christie Lombard Martin to its public finance practice in the Boston office, according to a press release.

Previously a partner at Locke Lord (formerly Edwards Wildman), Martin is one of several attorneys to recently join Mintz Levin from the firm.

“Christie has an outstanding background leading complex tax-exempt finance deals on behalf of numerous high-profile health care, educational and cultural institutions,” Meghan Burke, a member and section leader of the public finance practice, said in the release.

“Her skills as a tax lawyer coupled with her transactional expertise and experience in these key sectors both complement and expand our nationally recognized public finance practice.”

Martin’s practice focuses on municipal finance-related federal tax law in connection with the issuance of general obligation bonds, qualified 501(c)(3) private activity bonds, exempt facility bonds, tax revenue anticipation and other working capital bonds and tax credit bonds. She often acts as counsel to issuers and borrowers in connection with IRS bond examinations and the IRS voluntary closing agreement program. She also works with borrowers and issuers to develop written post issuance compliance procedures.

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