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The POWER List: Sara G. Neill
Sara Neill, the chair of Capes Sokol’s tax controversy and litigation practice group, represents individuals and businesses in civil and criminal federal and state tax matters involving the Internal Revenue Service and the Missouri Department of Revenue.
The POWER List: Jay A. Nathanson
Jay Nathanson is part of Greensfelder’s business services group, where he handles matters ranging from the tax implications of large mergers and acquisitions to representing clients in audits or appeals.
The POWER List: Mark C. Milton
Mark Milton approaches tax law armed with his background as a former accountant and attorney for the IRS.
The POWER List: Anne Sallee Mason
Anne Sallee Mason’s practice is focused on aspects of estate planning that include wills, trusts and power of attorney.
The POWER List: Janette Lohman
Janette Lohman draws from her varied experience in the corporate, public and private spheres of tax law.
The POWER List: Shine Lin
Shine Lin navigates foreign tax credits and challenges the constitutionality of internal revenue statutes and regulations.
The POWER List: Robert K. Kirkland
Bob Kirkland is a thought leader in his field. He has lectured on estate planning and charitable giving in at least 17 states.
The POWER List: Laura E. Krebs Al-Shathir
Laura Krebs Al-Shathir helps clients resolve disputes with the Internal Revenue Service and Departments of Revenue in various states.
The POWER List: Emily J. Kembell
Emily Kembell's practice in estate planning casts a wide net.
The POWER List: Charles F. Jensen
Charley Jensen has carved out a range of clients in his tax law practice.
The POWER List: Carole L. Iles
Carole Iles served as general counsel for the Missouri Department of Revenue from 1998 to 2002.
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