As exotic new practices such as climate change and subprime sprout up at some firms, McKenna Long & Aldridge is expanding good old-fashioned tax law into a stand-alone group. "Tax is always in vogue," says Wayne Bradley, who co-chairs the corporate group. The firm has recruited three new tax partners and two associates and is on the lookout for more, he says. The tax group is based in Atlanta, but Bradley says the firm is also recruiting in Washington, where its lobbying practice handles tax policy work.
May 08, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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As exotic new practices such as climate change and subprime sprout up at some firms, McKenna Long & Aldridge is expanding good old-fashioned tax law into a stand-alone group.
“Tax is always in vogue,” said Wayne N. Bradley, who co-chairs the firm’s corporate group. The firm has recruited three new tax partners and two associates and is on the lookout for more, he said.
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