Frank Jackson, a previous trial and national tax shelter project lawyer for the IRS, has been announced as a new partner with the reputable tax practice group at McDermott Will & Emery, based in New York. This news was originally published on Bloomberg Tax Automation.
Throughout his noteworthy career, Jackson has brought unmatched expertise to his roles, specializing in representing a diverse spectrum of clients. These include multinational businesses, non-profits, and global high-wealth individuals in various tax disputes. His inclusion in the McDermott team is expected to bolster the capabilities of the tax practice group exponentially.
Jackson’s extensive experience encompasses representation during tax examinations, administrative appeals, and litigation in federal and state trial and appellate courts. His skillset extends further to dealings with the IRS Collection Division and handling severe cases involving fraud allegations. His adaptability and in-depth perspective on both the public and private sectors of the legal landscape will undoubtedly enhance McDermott’s capacity for managing intricate tax dispute cases.
These developments come directly from a recent press release on McDermott’s official website. This strategic expansion of the firm’s tax practice coincides with ongoing changes in the legal industry, highlighting the increasing need for specialized expertise in complex tax disputes. It can be anticipated that Jackson’s incorporation will solidify McDermott Will & Emery’s position as a firm well-equipped to navigate the evolving landscape of tax law.