Ross Holley represents high-net-worth individuals and businesses in complex tax controversy matters involving disputes and litigation with the Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service. He advises clients on federal gift and estate tax issues, with a focus on matters involving hard-to-value assets (e.g., artwork, closely held business interests, and other intangible assets). Mr. Holley also advises on business and estate planning transactions, including the lifetime transfer of assets, analysis of tax issues, and the restructuring of family-owned businesses.
Prior to joining Baker Botts, Mr. Holley worked as an estate planner, assisting high-net-worth clients in implementing strategies to minimize federal gift and estate taxes. Mr. Holley also has experience as a commercial litigator, with a focus on fiduciary duties, partnership disputes, and Delaware Chancery Court litigation.