Renee has a diverse practice that spans the mid-Atlantic region. Much of her practice focuses on serving as bond counsel for a variety of nonprofit and governmental institutions, including senior living facilities, hospitals, educational institutions, historical foundations and other nonprofit organizations. She also serves as counsel to underwriters in publicly offered transactions and lenders in private placements. Her practice integrates tax analysis under Section 103 of the Internal Revenue Code, real estate and credit issues, securities regulation and disclosure issues, and governmental law.

A large area of her practice is financings for educational institutions, including large, public universities such as the University of Virginia, as well as smaller public and private institutions such as Virginia Military Institute and Randolph College. Financings for private secondary and elementary schools, complete this area of her practice, including religiously affiliated institutions that require Virginia and federal constitutional law analysis.

Participating in transactions involving hospitals and other healthcare institutions makes up a significant portion of Renee's practice. She has extensive experience drafting complex credit documents for healthcare institutions, including structures with obligated groups and negatively pledged assets, and structuring innovative financings such as variable rate transactions and derivatives.