King, Spry, Herman, Freund & Faul, LLC.
Attorneys & Counselors
Reid, the chair of KingSpry’s Public Finance Law Practice, a member of the KingSpry Executive Committee and a former Managing Partner (2010-2015), has lived in the area for his entire adult life. And few things are more important to him than helping cities, townships and school districts in the region he loves meet their goals in a wide range of legal matters –allowing them to meet the needs of their constituents.
An experienced litigator and transactional attorney, Reid practices in the areas of public finance, education law, municipal law, employment law and litigation. He serves as bond counsel in numerous municipal transactions for school districts, cities, townships and Indian tribes, as well as serving as solicitor and special counsel to various public school districts. In that capacity, he advises school boards, directors and administrators, and appears on their behalf before state and local agencies and state and federal courts on matters related to employment, taxes, real estate, contracts and student matters.
Prior to joining KingSpry, Reid served as a U.S. congressional intern and a judicial law clerk. He also worked as a manager in a large national bank’s Human Resources and Government Affairs departments.
A frequent lecturer on municipal finance, school law, tax assessment and employment law topics, Reid is a graduate of Dartmouth College and the Villanova University School of Law.
October 9th, 2025
The Pennsylvania budget impasse has caused municipalities and school districts to lose out on funding, placing extreme stress on their financing. What does this mean for our local school districts, counties, cities, townships, and other municipal entities?
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