Tax attorney Denise Mudigere has joined Holland & Knight’s Dallas office as a partner in the firm’s Tax Controversy and Litigation Team. Mudigere focuses her practice on representing individuals and entities in all stages of federal civil tax controversies. She represents clients in U.S. Internal Revenue Service examinations, administrative appeals and litigation. She has settled multiple tax disputes in administrative proceedings and with IRS legal counsel, often avoiding litigation. Prior to joining Holland & Knight, she was an associate with McDermott Will & Emery. Mudigere earned her J.D. degree from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law and her B.A. degree from Southwestern Assemblies of God University. “I’m excited to be a part of Holland & Knight’s growing tax practice and reputable Dallas office” said Mudigere in a statement by the firm. “Many of my clients require a full range of services and I’m confident that Holland & Knight’s impressive roster of attorneys can fulfill those needs.” 

Houston Firm Welcomes New Partner to its Corporate and Securities Practice

Mayer Brown has continued the expansion of its energy capabilities with the arrival of Dale Smith, who joins the firm as a partner in the Corporate and  Securities practice in Houston. He was previously at Bracewell. Smith focuses on energy and energy finance matters. He represents energy industry clients in a broad range of transactions, including the purchase and sale of hydrocarbons, oil and gas properties, gas processing plants, production and storage facilities, and pipeline systems. He also negotiates and drafts a variety of transactional agreements, including: farmout and participation agreements; leases; seismic and license agreements; drilling and other service contracts; development and operating agreements; gas, crude and natural gas liquid gathering, transportation, processing, storage and fractionation agreements; produced water gathering and disposal agreements and source water purchase agreements; power purchase agreements; off-take agreements; engineering, procurement and construction contracts; and operation and maintenance agreements. 

Houston Firm Adds Employment Law Partner

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