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84th Institute on Federal Taxation (San Francisco)

Kostelanetz attorneys Andrew Weiner and Bryan C. Skarlatos will speak at the 84th Institute on Federal Taxation, hosted by the NYU School of Professional Studies. The conference will be held in San Francisco at Fairmont Hotel from November. 16-21, 2025. Andrew’s session, “Nuts and Bolts of a Partnership BBA Audit,”

2025 ABA Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy Conference

Several Kostelanetz attorneys will speak on various panels of the 2025 ABA Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy Conference, of which Kostelanetz LLP is a proud sponsor. Our attorneys will demonstrate their knowledge and experience in tax controversy, high-profile developments in tax enforcement, criminal tax litigation, and more. The conference

12 Kostelanetz Attorneys Selected to NY Metro Super Lawyers for 2025

Sharon McCarthy Again Named to Top 100 Lawyers and 50 Women Lawyers in New York Metro Area NEW YORK (November 6, 2025) — Twelve Kostelanetz attorneys have been named to New York Metro Super Lawyers for 2025 for their experience and skill in the areas of Tax, Criminal Defense: White Collar, and Business Litigation.

41st Annual UCLA Tax Controversy Conference

Kostelanetz attorneys Andrew Weiner, Bryan C. Skarlatos, and Karen Kelly will speak at the 41st Annual UCLA Tax Controversy Conference at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles on October 23, 2025. Continuing education credit is offered, and attendance is in-person only. Kostelanetz is a proud Silver sponsor of this

IRS Used Repealed Guidance in Whistleblower Case, Court Says

Tax Notes quoted Kostelanetz counsel Usman Mohammad in an article titled “IRS Used Repealed Guidance in Whistleblower Case, Court Says” about his work representing the estate of Joseph Insinga, alongside partners Caroline Rule and Bryan C. Skarlatos. On August 8, 2025, in the case Estate of Insinga v. Commissioner, the

DC Circuit Hands Banker’s Estate Win in IRS Whistleblower Bid

Kostelanetz attorneys Usman Mohammad, Caroline Rule, and Bryan C. Skarlatos were mentioned in a Law360 article titled “DC Circuit Hands Banker’s Estate Win In IRS Whistleblower Bid” regarding the firm’s work representing the estate of Joseph Insinga. “The decision is a win for both whistleblowers and ultimately the IRS’s whistleblower program,”