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By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
November 30, 2009

Valensi Rose, PLC has announced that Michael R. Morris was named one of the top tax attorneys in Los Angeles by the Los Angeles Business Journal as part of its published list of L.A.'s Top 100 Lawyers of 2009.

As a former trial lawyer for the IRS and a Certified Specialist in Taxation Law, Morris has blended his tax law expertise and his passion for music and entertainment into a practice that is unique. His practice areas are tax controversy and transactional matters, estate planning, music, entertainment, and general business law.

Although Morris' core competency is within the tax and entertainment arena, his clientele covers a wide range of businesses. He has the distinction of being named a “Super Lawyer” among Southern California lawyers for 2006-2009. He writes and speaks regularly on matters pertaining to tax and music, and has frequently appeared before business and professional groups that welcome the combination of his business, legal, tax, and entertainment perspectives.

Valensi Rose, PLC has announced that Michael R. Morris was named one of the top tax attorneys in Los Angeles by the Los Angeles Business Journal as part of its published list of L.A.'s Top 100 Lawyers of 2009.

As a former trial lawyer for the IRS and a Certified Specialist in Taxation Law, Morris has blended his tax law expertise and his passion for music and entertainment into a practice that is unique. His practice areas are tax controversy and transactional matters, estate planning, music, entertainment, and general business law.

Although Morris' core competency is within the tax and entertainment arena, his clientele covers a wide range of businesses. He has the distinction of being named a “Super Lawyer” among Southern California lawyers for 2006-2009. He writes and speaks regularly on matters pertaining to tax and music, and has frequently appeared before business and professional groups that welcome the combination of his business, legal, tax, and entertainment perspectives.

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