
Christopher R. Callahan
About
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Education
University of Miami School of Law
LL.M. in Taxation, M.B.A., J.D.
Tulane University
B.S.
Professional Memberships
American Bar Association (ABA); Florida State Bar Association; Florida Bar Tax Section, former Co-Chair of the Education Division and current Assistant Director of the International Tax Division; Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) Gold Coast Florida Chapter, current Director of Educational Programming; International Fiscal Association; Irish American Bar Association of Florida, President; and the New York State Bar Association.
Career
Christopher is an advocate for corporate responsibility and has taught advanced international taxation in the University of Miami School of Law's LL.M. in Taxation Program, (e.g., “Structuring Latin American Investment”). In addition, he is the founder and first participant in the J.D./M.B.A./Tax LL.M. Four-Year Triple Degree Program at the University of Miami.
Christopher serves on his firm’s Technology Innovation Committees, and is committed to making legal services more affordable for clients. In particular, one of his personal practice goals is to make high quality international tax advice less expensive and thus more accessible for all clients.
Practice Areas
As the Co-Chair of his firm’s International Taxation & Wealth Planning Practice, Christopher provides wealth management and international tax planning advice to high-net-worth clients and closely held businesses. As a result of his solutions-oriented focus and strong ability to see the “bigger picture,” he serves as a trusted adviser to many of the wealthiest families in the world and numerous entrepreneurs and executives.
Chambers Review
USA
Christopher Callahan of Fox Rothschild LLP offers expertise in both outbound and inbound tax planning, primarily for high net worth individuals.
"Christopher is cutting-edge with his knowledge, commercial awareness and client service." "Chris is energetic, smart and very nimble. He gets his head around complex ideas."