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BigLaw companion agrees to pay greater than $7.2M to settle allegations of unpaid taxes
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A Williams & Connolly companion has agreed to pay greater than $7.2 million to settle the federal government’s civil suit for unpaid federal revenue taxes.
Lawyer Robert Shaughnessy and Susan Shaughnessy, recognized as an individual residing in his house, agreed to pay that quantity in a joint motion for consent judgment. Reuters broke the information.
In accordance with the April 17 movement, Robert and Susan Shaughnessy agreed to pay $7,258,580 for unpaid tax liabilities for tax years 2001 via 2006, 2008 via 2011, and 2016. They may even need to pay statutory curiosity relationship again to January 2023.
In accordance with Reuters, Williams & Connolly companions could make greater than $2 million a yr.
Robert Shaughnessy is a civil litigator whose observe contains business torts, false promoting, contract disputes, class actions, logos, copyrights, product legal responsibility and environmental issues, based on his law firm biography.
Robert Shaughnessy didn’t instantly reply to the ABA Journal’s request for remark made in an e mail and a voicemail. His lawyer, Jordan D. Howlette, didn’t instantly reply to the ABA Journal’s e mail requesting remark.
