Firm Overview - Tax Resolution
The Gendelman law firm operates on the belief that the devotion of our expertise, experience and skills to a focused range of legal problems maximizes our results and our clients satisfaction. Not just large clients are entitled to the best representation. The success of the firms founder, Michael N. Gendelman, Esq., is documented by a track record of over six year years as a senior trial attorney for the IRS, and over 13 years as senior counsel to Pacific Bell/Southwestern Bell Corp. His aggressive, fair and ethical representation has resulted in the resolution of over one billion dollars in cumulative claims against his clients by various governmental agencies. Attorney Gendelmans dedication and commitment to meeting his clients needs is the cornerstone of his practice.
Client Commitment
Attorney Gendelman is committed to devoting as much time as necessary to learn about you, your business and your industry, so as to provide complete, reliable and trusted counsel. We will keep you fully informed and provide regular updates. We will handle your client correspondence confidentially and promptly. We will return your telephone calls as soon as possible, but certainly within the same day. Bills will be clear and easy to understand.
Our Approach
The firm prides itself on flexible, creative, out of the box solutions. We are experienced, well seasoned legal professionals who are committed to providing you with Fortune 500 quality legal representation at a price that you can afford. We provide you with legal advice, support and advocacy in a comfortable yet professional manner that meets your legal needs effectively, expeditiously and at a reasonable cost.
The Gendelman firm does not try to be all things to all people. We are highly selective about the kinds of cases we take. We take cases that are compelling because of the facts or law at issue, and those that require the intervention of sophisticated counsel who know the rules of practice before taxing agencies and how those agencies apply those rules.