Bucci Law Offices

Bucci Law Offices - Attorneys

Christin M. Bucci
Attorney & Counselor at Law, LL.M., C.P.A.

Christin M. Bucci


Christin Bucci and Sandra Day O’Connor United States Supreme Court	Christin Bucci and Ruth Bader Ginsburg United States Supreme Court

Legal Experience

Bucci Law Offices, P.A., Fort Lauderdale, FL Founding Partner	2005 to Present
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP, Washington, District of Columbia - San Francisco, CA - San Jose, CA Manager	1999 to 2002
Law Offices of Christin M. Bucci, Washington, District of Columbia - Cleveland, OH Sole Practitioner	1996 to 2000
Gold Rotatori & Schwartz, Cleveland, OH Law School Intern	1994 to 1995
Honorable John J. Manos, Federal Court Judge, Cleveland, OH Judicial Externship	1994

Associations & Memberships

ABA - American Bar Association

AICPA - American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

American Association of Justice

Broward County Bar Association

Florida Bar Trial Lawyers

Florida Justice Association

Member of Tax Section

Member of the Tax Practice

National Association of Professional Woman

Ohio Society of CPAs

Licensures

District of Columbia Bar

Florida Bar

Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Ohio Bar

Ohio Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Southern District of Florida Federal Bar

United States Supreme Court

United States Tax Court

Education

Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C.
	LL.M. in Taxation	2000
	LL.M. in International and Comparative Law	1999
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
	Juris Doctorate	1996
John Carroll University, Cleveland, OH
	B.S.B.A. Major in Accounting	1993

Articles

Taxation of International Electronic Commerce: Where Cyberspace and the Real World Collide

Independent Research: Joint and Several Justice: Innocent Spouse Relief for Criminal Prosecutions

When Seeing Is Not Believing - Inherent Fallibilities of Eyewitness Testimony Professor John McElhaney

Honors

CALI Excellence for the Future Award - Alpha Sigma Nu

John F. Michael Award for paper "Should Accounting Firms be Liable for their Clients' Fraud" - Beta Gamma Sigma