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The Federal Income Taxation of Contingent Attorneys' Fees: Patchwork by Congress and Supreme Court Creates Uncertainty

Robert W. Wood

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The Federal Income Taxation of Contingent Attorneys' Fees

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The Federal Income Taxation of Contingent Attorneys' Fees

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The Federal Income Taxation of Contingent Attorneys' Fees

Key concepts: Supreme court, Law, Certiorari, Exaggeration, Political science, Income tax, Economics, Original jurisdiction

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