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Ms. Dillon’s practice focuses on tax planning and tax controversy matters with particular emphasis on IRS administrative proceedings and tax litigation. Her experience includes matters relating to partnership issues, economic substance, financial products, life insurance, and foreign tax credits, as well as procedural issues relating to TEFRA partnerships, corporations and individuals.
Ms. Dillon joined McKee Nelson in 1999. She has taught partnership taxation at Columbus School of Law (Catholic University) and regularly provides pro bono representation to low income taxpayers, most recently prevailing in Loretta Harrison v. Commissioner.
Ms. Dillon is an active member of the ABA Section of Taxation, where she is currently Vice-Chair of the Administrative Practice Committee. Prior to her election to the firm’s partnership, she was named one of the country's "associates to watch" in the field of taxation by Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business 2006 and 2007. In the 2008 rankings, Ms. Dillon was elevated to an "Up and Coming" partner in the field of taxation.
At Georgetown University Law Center, Ms. Dillon served as notes editor of the American Criminal Law Review.
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