Robert Grodd - New York Business Law
New York Law Firm
Robert Grodd began his career as a business law and accounting instructor at Strayer University in Baltimore Maryland. Subsequently he represented major corporations such as Doubleday, Time, Inc., INCO and Carter-Wallace in federal, state and foreign tax disputes and audits saving over $100 million in additional tax liability.
From 1988 to 2001 Robert ran a tax and financial planning firm; assisting small business owners and individuals develop tax and investment strategies.
In July 2001 based on his unique business, tax and legal experience, Robert started offering legal services to businesses and individuals.
Practice Areas
Federal and State Taxation
Real Estate Law
Employment Law
Contract Law
Immigration
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