Isaac Grossman
Partner; Tax

Contact
212.735.8735
igrossman@morrisoncohen.com

Isaac Grossman focuses on a broad variety of tax matters, including mergers and acquisitions, corporate tax planning and restructuring in and out of bankruptcy, international tax and special entities. His experience includes domestic and foreign acquisitions of both public and private companies, spin offs and similar transactions, equity and debt offerings for both the US and foreign markets, joint ventures and partnerships, real estate and corporate financings.

His clients have included the largest multinational companies based both in the US and abroad in the media, energy, financial and service industries. In addition, Isaac has been involved for many years in the entertainment industry. He has structured the acquisition of several sports franchises and advised on league issues. He has also designed several film financings around the world and in the US.

Isaac taught business law at The City University of New York and delivered guest lectures at the St. John's University School of Law on international tax issues. Isaac also assisted professors in the preparation of course materials for international tax courses at Columbia and Yale Law Schools.

Education
B.A., Yeshiva University
J.D., Harvard Law School
L.L.M. (Tax), New York University School of Law

Admitted
New York

Professional Activities
Member, Bar Association of the City of New York

Author, Tax Free Acquisitions by Foreign Entities, The New York Law Journal (March 19, 2001)

Author, IRS Ruling Assists Domestic and Foreign Acquirers, The New York Law Journal (June 21, 2001)

Author, U.S. Borrowers Face International Tax Provisions, The New York Law Journal (August 9, 2001)

Author, Beyond Corporations, The Daily Deal (December 21, 2001)

Author, A Better Mousetrap, The Daily Deal (May 22, 2002)

Co-Author, Corporate Inversions in the Spotlight, International Tax Review (July/August 2002)

Author, Widening Ripple, The Deal (weekly) (December 2, 2002)