State Bar & Bar Associations
Aug. 24, 1999
Taxman Cometh
By Jennifer Byrd California tax lawyers will no longer have to suffer taxation without representation - at least for a year. At the American Bar Association's annual meeting this month , San Francisco lawyer Paul J. Sax was installed as the new chair of the ABA's tax section. The Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe partner is the first California lawyer in 20 years to lead the group that some say is heavily influenced by Washington, D.C., attorneys.
By Jennifer Byrd
California tax lawyers will no longer have to suffer taxation without representation - at least for a year.
At the American Bar Association's annual meeting this month , San Francisco lawyer Paul J. Sax was installed as the new chair of the ABA's tax sec...
California tax lawyers will no longer have to suffer taxation without representation - at least for a year.
At the American Bar Association's annual meeting this month , San Francisco lawyer Paul J. Sax was installed as the new chair of the ABA's tax sec...
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