Daily Journal Staff Writer
In 2005, Scott Alderton, co-founder of Stubbs Alderton & Markiles LLP, was sitting in a London conference room. The founders of Skype, whom Alderton and the firm had represented from the company's inception, were on the verge of selling the videoconferencing service to eBay Inc. for $2.6 billion when a change in the deal broadly impacted its tax implications.
Given the international flair o...
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