Relentless Preparation,
Efficient Resolution

Ryan Law advocates for businesses in a wide range of federal, state, and local tax controversies. We strive to exceed client expectations through the effective litigation of disputes at the audit/appraisal district, administrative, trial, and appellate levels.

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Why should you choose Ryan Law?

We offer a team of experienced tax attorneys who emphasize creative advocacy. The firm focuses exclusively on tax litigation and controversies.

We work closely with our clients and tax professionals to develop sophisticated and effective tax litigation strategies. Our attorneys’ decades of experience in high-stakes tax litigation give us a considerable base of knowledge and the opportunity to create ongoing relationships with key individuals and institutions.

Our lawyers are active in speaking at local and national conferences and in serving in leadership roles in federal, state, and local tax organizations, as their bios reflect.

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Our Areas of Expertise
Corporate Franchise Tax
Credits & Incentives
Federal Income Tax
Oil & Gas Royalty
Property Tax
Sales & Use Tax
Texas Workforce Commission Appeals

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Commercial Property Tax Litigation Specialists

As your dedicated property tax advocates, we don’t just monitor compliance. We actively challenge unfair valuations, uncover hidden savings, and help protect your Net Operating Income.

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Featuring Michael Fennell, Legal Assistant

Ryan Law is pleased to feature our Legal Assistant, Michael Fennell, based out of the firm’s Plano office. Michael supports attorney, Nhu-Thinh Nguyen, and his team by providing essential administrative…Read More

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Ryan Law Chicago Speaks at Illinois Property Assessment Institute’s Legal Symposium 2026

Ryan Law Chicago is excited to be part of the Illinois Property Assessment Institute’s Legal Symposium! Chicago Lawyers – Claire Savaglio, Kelly Coakley, and Leah Kovtunenko were honored to serve…Read More

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