Philip Rogers
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Philip Rogers has practiced international tax law since 1983.
Philip concentrates his practice in international tax, including legal and operational structuring, general international tax planning matters, global transfer pricing strategy and documentation, cross-border mergers, acquisitions, dispositions and joint ventures, and international tax controversy. He has led dozens of international structuring projects for companies across a wide spectrum of industries and jurisdictions, and his clients include leaders in the financial, high technology and consumer products industries.
Philip concentrates his practice in international tax, including legal and operational structuring, general international tax planning matters, global transfer pricing strategy and documentation, cross-border mergers, acquisitions, dispositions and joint ventures, and international tax controversy. He has led dozens of international structuring projects for companies across a wide spectrum of industries and jurisdictions, and his clients include leaders in the financial, high technology and consumer products industries.
Education
- LL.M., New York University 1990
- J.D., Hofstra University School of Law 1983
- M.B.A., Hofstra University 1983
Awards
Phil has been recognized by The Legal 500 United States.
Pro Bono
Phil is an avid supporter of pro bono activities, both legal and otherwise. As an individual passionate about providing educational and sports opportunities to underserved communities, he has been a long-term supporter and board member of PitCCh In Foundation, an organization dedicated to giving back to and supporting inner city youth through baseball, and Get In the Game, an organization empowering the next generation to be critical thinkers, celebrators of differences, and real-world change-makers.
Prior Experience
Before joining DLA Piper, Philip was with a Big 4 accounting firm, where he represented numerous Fortune 100 companies in their international tax planning, advising them on a broad range of cross-border issues, including international restructuring, post-merger and post-acquisition integration, repatriation planning, global supply chain planning and IP migration.
Connect
Phone
+1 212 335 4903
(Work, New York)
