Bodman attorney displays passion for tax law
Published: April 16, 2024
This time of year, we all have taxes on our mind. For Bodman attorney Erin Haney, it’s the focus of her legal career.
“I love tax law because it’s very code driven,” said Haney, previously a senior associate at Bodman and now a new member in the firm’s Grand Rapids office. “The Internal Revenue Code and the applicable state or local tax statutes create the universe of the law.
“I love tax law because it’s very code driven,” said Haney, previously a senior associate at Bodman and now a new member in the firm’s Grand Rapids office. “The Internal Revenue Code and the applicable state or local tax statutes create the universe of the law.
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