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eSupplement to the 66th Annual Taxation Conference
Contains material from Apr 2015 to Dec 2017
Excellent presentation. The dialogue prevented talking heads of lectures and made the presentation more interesting. The examples are the best way to make abstract ethics rules come alive. The capabilities of both speakers made their discussion most interesting and authoritative.
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Session 2: Protecting, Overcoming and Distinguishing the Work Product Privilege in Texas - Examine the work product privilege under state and federal law, including differences in application and important considerations for practitioners when working with experts, consultants and other third parties.
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Linda Galler, Christopher S. Rizek
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Session 1
—58 mins
Avoiding Potential Discipline Situations (Dec 2017)
Examine the application of Circular 230 and various state ethics rules to common situations encountered by tax professionals in planning, audits and compliance. In connection with each situation, hear ways practitioners can avoid or remedy problems that may arise so that practitioners can stay out of disciplinary trouble.
Originally presented: Nov 2017 Oil and Gas Tax Conference
Linda Galler,
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University - Hempstead, NY
Christopher S. Rizek,
Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered - Washington, DC
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John F. Sullivan III
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Session 2
—29 mins
Protecting, Overcoming and Distinguishing the Work Product Privilege in Texas (Apr 2015)
Examine the work product privilege under state and federal law, including differences in application and important considerations for practitioners when working with experts, consultants and other third parties.
Originally presented: Mar 2015 The Land Use Conference
John F. Sullivan III,
K&L Gates LLP - Houston, TX