My leverages over a decade of experience with the IRS Office of Chief Counsel to advise multinational corporations on complex tax controversies and litigation. A seasoned trial attorney, he provides strategic counsel on transfer pricing, financial accounting issues, and dispute resolution issues, ensuring clients are well-prepared to navigate challenging tax matters. He also leads clients through IRS audits, drawing on his extensive experience advising IRS examination teams and handling high-profile matters at both the audit and Tax Court stages.

During his tenure at the IRS, My held significant roles, including serving as a Special Trial Attorney in the Strategic Litigation division, where he played a pivotal role in large trial teams and taught at the IRS’ Basic Trial Advocacy School. He also advised on high-profile transfer pricing disputes and collaborated with examination teams to develop tax litigation strategies, manage discovery, and negotiate resolutions. While at the IRS National Office, he advised on significant matters involving large multinational corporations, including the Altera and Medtronic cases.

Recognized for his litigation expertise, My earned the IRS Chief Counsel’s Outstanding Litigator Award. He has also served as a guest lecturer at UC Berkeley Law School, presented on TEI webinars, and spoken at tax conferences.