Jill focuses on government finance law, the creation of special improvement and tax increment districts, economic development and state tax incentive law, government relations and securities law. She also represents issuers and underwriters in connection with the issuance of government securities.

Jill currently serves as lead bond counsel for the New Mexico Finance Authority, serves as disclosure counsel for the New Mexico State Board of Finance and is the attorney primarily responsible for tax increment and public improvement district transactions for the City of Albuquerque. Jill served as lead counsel to the University of New Mexico in connection with several of its bond and finance transactions. She previously served as general counsel to Eastern New Mexico University as well as Western New Mexico University.

Prior to joining the firm, Jill was a shareholder at Sutin, Thayer & Browne. Before entering private practice, Jill served as general counsel for the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration, where she practiced public finance, personnel, procurement, contract and state constitutional law. Jill also served as a legislative analyst for the Legislative Finance Committee.

A frequent presenter, Jill lectures on the creation of public improvement and tax increment for development districts, state procurement issues and Constitutional debt restrictions and the special fund doctrine.