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• BIOGRAPHY:Ronnie is an attorney in our Baton Rouge office who splits his time between his tax, estate planning and commercial transactional practice, and supports the litigation section with his expertise in Appellate and Federal Jurisdictional matters.Ronnie has extensive experience in consumer and commercial bankruptcy matters. As an attorney with his Masters in Taxation, Masters of Business Administration, Certified Public Accountant, and certification as a specialist in Estate Planning and Administration from the Louisiana State Bar Association, Ronnie brings great depth of analysis and experience to our clients.EDUCATIONCollege of William and Mary, L.L.M. Masters in Taxation, 1992Mississippi College, Juris Doctor, 1991University of New Orleans, Master of Business Administration, 1987University of New Orleans, Bachelor of Science Accounting, 1985University of New Orleans, Bachelor of Art History, 1984PRACTICE AREASBusiness Review & Tax StructuringTransactional Tax PlanningFamily & Wealth Estate PlanningCommercial ReorganizationCommercial BankruptcyConsumer ReorganizationConsumer BankruptcyComplex Commercial, Tax, Securities, and Contract LitigationAppellate LawFederal JurisdictionADMITTEDLouisiana, 1992U.S. Tax Court, 1993U.S. District Courts, Eastern, Middle, & Western Federal Districts of LaU.S. Court of Federal Claims, 1993U.S. Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit,1993U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit, 1993CERTIFICATIONSCertified Public Accountant, 1988Board Certified Estate Planning & Administrative Specialist, 2003MEMBERSHIPS/AFFILIATIONSAmerican Bar AssociationLouisiana State Bar AssociationAmerican Bankruptcy Institute

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