Contributors

Kyle is a State and Local Tax practitioner, focused on providing value to clients across a variety of industries: healthcare, financial services, construction, manufacturing and retail. He develops the tax departments with which ...

Will works with family-owned and closely-held businesses to resolve federal, state and local tax issues. Will also advises clients on general corporate and transactional matters.

Prior to joining Fredrikson, Will served as ...

Ken focuses on worldwide tax planning, transaction structuring and a number of tax issues related to mergers and acquisitions, IP licensing, employee relocation, and international franchising. He has extensive experience ...

Her practice also extends to issues involving real estate valuation, including property tax appeals and condemnation matters. Lynn’s common practice areas are highlighted below:

Property Tax Appeals

Lynn assists clients with ...

Sage assists businesses with tax issues and works to provide practical support to clients’ issues.

Sage received his J.D. from the New York University School of Law where he was a staff editor for the Tax Law Review. Prior to joining ...

Jenny assists her clients on a variety of tax matters, including the following:

• Tax Disputes & Litigation
  • State Corporate Income and Franchise Taxes, including nexus, Public Law 86-272, business versus non‑business income ...

Prior to joining the firm, Mike was General Counsel at an investment management firm with interests in ethanol processing, hotel development and management, and real estate. He also worked as a trial attorney at the U.S. Department ...

David has experience serving corporate and individual clients in multiple states, assisting with a variety of transactional and controversy matters. He has worked with both publicly- and privately-held companies, particularly ...

Her experience includes resolving and litigating numerous types of tax disputes:

• State Corporate Income and Franchise Taxes: including nexus and Public Law 86-272, combination, business versus non-business income ...