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Service: Federal Tax Controversy
January 25, 2012 Briefing IRS Concludes Attorney Fees Related to Generic Drug Patent Infringement Lawsuits Must be Capitalized
In a recent Chief Counsel Memorandum, the Internal Revenue Service concluded (contrary to an established industry custom) that attorney fees incurred for investigatory patent research and to defend actions for patent infringement in connection with the filing of abbreviated new drug applications were not deductible and instead must be capitalized.
Fall 2011 Article Savvy California Property Owners May Want to Act Now to Permanently Reduce Taxes
Firm Authors: Troy M. Van Dongen
2009 Year in Preview 2009 Year in Preview: Corporate Tax Reform
With a weak economy and more spending, Congress will look for revenue-neutral tax changes.
January-February 2003 Article T.E. Johnston: Reliance on Advice of Counsel Defense Leads to Implied Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege (If You Wield It As a Sword, You May Lose the Shield)
Firm Authors: James M. Lynch
Non-Firm Authors: Jeffrey B. Frishman