White Collar Attorney

Min 7 yrs required

Full-time

No

White Collar Attorney
The candidate should have 7 years of experience in white collar and/or civil and criminal tax controversy matters, with some time spent in the public sector as a trial lawyer and civil and criminal trial and appellate experience in both federal and state courts. Experience with the IRS Office of Chief Counsel, the . Attorney’s Office, and/or the DOJ Tax Division is preferred. Must demonstrate the ability to develop business, which may include a portable book of business with growth potential; the ability to manage files, supervise client contact, and lead cases; the ability to simultaneously juggle multiple projects and deadlines while maintaining a high level of responsiveness; exceptional attention to detail; and outstanding customer/client service skills. Admission to the Michigan Bar is required.

Trial Lawyer, Civil and Criminal Trial and Appellate Experience, IRS Office of Chief Counsel, U.S. Attorney’s Office, DOJ Tax Division

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