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The poor economy has many lawyers twiddling their thumbs - or getting pink slips - as legal work dries up. But the economic crisis has created a business boom for one subset of the legal industry: small to midsized tax practices.
"I am not suffering," said Charles Rubin, a tax attorney with Gutter Chaves Josepher Rubin Forman Fleisher in Boca Raton, Fla., and author of the blog Rubin on Tax. "I'm as busy as I've ever been."
Events over the past year have created a perfect storm of sorts, forcing small to midsized businesses and the people who run them to seek legal advice on a host of tax and estate planning issues.
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