Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Virginia Tax Review
Abstract
In employment and civil rights lawsuits, the alternative minimum tax may cause a plaintiff's net recovery to be taxed at rates significantly higher than the current maximum rate of 35 percent. This Essay discusses the ethical, fiduciary duty and malpractice implications for lawyers representing plaintiffs who may be affected by this tax trap.
First Page
615
Volume
23
Publication Date
2004
Recommended Citation
Gregg Polsky,
The Contingent Attorney’s Fee Tax Trap: Ethical, Fiduciary Duty & Malpractice Implications,
23
Virginia Tax Review
615
(2004).
Available at:
https://gretchen.law.nyu.edu/fac-articles/1264
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