Legal Week reports
October 22, 2003 at 08:03 PM
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Sidley Austin Brown & Wood has become the second major US law firm to be embroiled in a client disclosure row with tax regulators after being ordered to reveal privileged information by a US court.
A federal court last week supported a demand by the US’ Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for Sidleys to name unidentified participants in 13 tax transactions over the last seven years.
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