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Jenkens & Gilchrist closed its doors in 2007 after the firm entered into a non-prosecution agreement with prosecutors and agreed to pay a $76 million Internal Revenue Service penalty.

Tax-Shelter Case Brings Convictions Chad Bray 2011

Civil suits by clients of Mr. Daugerdas contributed to the downfall of his former law firm, Jenkens & Gilchrist, which once numbered 600 lawyers and ranked among the biggest and most successful firms based in Texas.

Tax-Shelter Case Brings Convictions Chad Bray 2011

The senator needs to keep in mind that "words" can never be taken back. john Jenkens

Wilson insists outburst during Obama speech 'spontaneous' 2009

In December, Deutsche Bank AG agreed to pay $553.6 million and admit criminal wrongdoing as part of a non-prosecution agreement, ending a long-running probe by U.S. authorities over fraudulent tax shelters, including those marketed by Jenkens & Gilchrist.

Tax-Shelter Case Brings Convictions Chad Bray 2011

If we must have a soap opera though, throw us a bone and evaluate the truth of the claims in the "he said she said" drama. john Jenkens

Wilson insists outburst during Obama speech 'spontaneous' 2009

NEW YORK—A Bronx woman allegedly lied about her legal and criminal background in order to serve on a tax-shelter fraud trial involving the ex-head of defunct law firm Jenkens & Gilchrist's Chicago office and the former top executive at accounting firm BDO Seidman LLP, lawyers for the defendants said in court papers unsealed Monday.

Defense in Tax-Shelter Case Seeks New Trial Amid Juror Allegations Chad Bray 2011

Jenkens & Gilchrist closed its doors in 2007 after the firm entered into a non-prosecution agreement with prosecutors and agreed to pay a $76 million IRS penalty.

Defense in Tax-Shelter Case Seeks New Trial Amid Juror Allegations Chad Bray 2011

Lawyers for Paul Daugerdas , the former head of Jenkens & Gilchrist's Chicago office; Denis Field , BDO Seidman's former chief executive; and two former Deutsche Bank Alex.

Defense in Tax-Shelter Case Seeks New Trial Amid Juror Allegations Chad Bray 2011

Civil suits by clients of Mr. Daugerdas contributed to the downfall of his former law firm, Jenkens & Gilchrist, which once numbered 600 lawyers and ranked among the biggest and most successful firms based in Texas.

Defense in Tax-Shelter Case Seeks New Trial Amid Juror Allegations Chad Bray 2011

NEW YORK—The ex-head of defunct law firm Jenkens & Gilchrist's Chicago office and the former top executive at accounting firm BDO Seidman LLP were convicted of all counts in an alleged tax-shelter fraud scheme.

Tax-Shelter Case Brings Convictions Chad Bray 2011