The Tax Lawyer has published Vol. 62, No. 2 (Winter 2009):

• Thomas D. Greenaway, Choice of Forum in Federal Civil Tax Litigation, 62 Tax Law. 311 (2009)
• Aubree L. Helvey (Cameron University) & Beth Stetson (Oklahoma City University), The Doctrine of Election, 62 Tax Law. 335 (2009)
• Carl N. Pickerill (Kirkland & Ellis, Chicago), Regarding the Advisability of a Prohibition on the Taxable Asset Sale to Creditors in Bankruptcy, 62 Tax Law. 357 (2009)
• Andrew W. Stumpff (Adjunct Professor, Michigan), Fifty Years of Utopia: A Half-Century After Louis Kelso’s The Capitalist Manifesto, a Look Back at the Weird History of the ESOP, 62 Tax Law. 419 (2009)
• Glenn Walberg (University of North Carolina-Wilmington), Constructive Conditions and the All Events Test, 62 Tax Law. 433 (2009)
• Catherine A. Clancy (J.D. 2010, Georgetown), Comment, A Role for Tax Attorneys in Antitrust Law?: Variable-Cost Tax Savings as a Merger Efficiency Defense, 62 Tax Law. 475 (2009)
• Conor Bennet-Ward (J.D. 2010, Georgetown), Note, Kentucky v. Davis: A Better Approach to Saving Differential Taxation of Municipal Bonds, 62 Tax Law. 503 (2009)
• Britt Haxton (J.D. 2010, Georgetown), Note, The Section 6166 Balancing Game: An Examination of the Policy Behind Estate of Roski v. Commissioner, 62 Tax Law. 525 (2009)
• Aleksandr B. Livshits (J.D. 2010, Georgetown), Note, Recovery of Attorney’s Fees in Tax Litigation Before the Bankruptcy Court: In re Hudson, 62 Tax Law. 539 (2009)