Taxation
Ca. Tax Lawyer 2017, VOLUME 26, NUMBER 1
Content
- 2016 Annual Meeting of the California Tax Bar & California Tax Policy Conference Report
- Bar Business
- Charles Moll Honored With the 2016 Benjamin F. Miller Award
- Constructive Receipt Tax Rules Every Lawyer Should Know
- Contents
- Gap Between Tax and Sanctions Law Blocks Lifesaving Aid
- Honorable Marshall Whitley (Ret.) Honored With the 2016 Joanne M. Garvey Award
- Legislative Proposal for Infusing Guaranteed Fairness in Tax Administration by Allowing Partial Prepayment Judicial Review of Ftb-proposed Personal Income and Franchise Tax Deficiencies
- Masthead
- Message from the Chair
- Proposal to Permit Liability Netting for Partnerships Subject to Involuntary Conversion
- Separation of the Sections from the State Bar
- Taxation Section 2016-2017 Leadership Directory
- The 2016 Benjamin F. Miller Award Acceptance Speech
- The 2016 Joanne M. Garvey Award Acceptance Speech
- Visiting the Committees
- Nathan Hochman Honored With the 2016 V. Judson Klein Award
Nathan Hochman Honored With the 2016 V. Judson Klein Award
The Taxation Section of the California State Bar is pleased to have presented the 2016 V. Judson Klein Award to Nathan Hochman, Partner, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, Santa Monica, at the Annual Meeting of the California Tax Bar and California Tax Policy Conference held on October 26 – 28, 2016 at the Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa in San Diego.
The V. Judson Klein Award is presented annually by the Taxation Section to a recipient who is recognized as having the character traits of V. Judson Klein. With respect to this award, the official statement of the Taxation Section reads:
Nathan Hochman practices complex civil and criminal litigation, with a focus on white collar criminal defense, tax controversy, securities, and environmental matters. He represents individuals and organizations involved as targets, subjects, or witnesses in state and federal criminal investigations and related grand jury and pre-trial proceedings, conducts internal investigations, and handles complex civil litigation, arbitrations, trials, and appeals.
Mr. Hochman was previously the Assistant Attorney General for US Department of Justice’s Tax Division. As head of the Tax Division, Nathan oversaw the nation’s largest tax litigation division with over 350 lawyers enforcing federal tax laws through criminal, civil, and appellate litigation in every federal district in the country. Prior to joining the Justice Department, Nathan was in private practice for 11 years in a boutique litigation firm, where he concentrated on representing individuals and organizations in tax controversy litigation, federal and state white collar criminal investigations and litigation, and complex civil litigation.