In addition to their normal practice, many of the attorneys of Gibson & Perkins, P.C. engage the greater legal community with publications designed to address the more nuanced side of legal and tax matters.
This portion of our site ‒ the Gibson & Perkins, PC Library ‒ highlights those publications and provides an opportunity to acquire them at nominal cost.
Kevin William Gibson’s Legal Malpractice Avoidance Guide – view the product page at Amazon.com. Also available digitally via the Kindle, nook, and iBook stores!
Drafting Wills that Work in Pennsylvania – this treatise by Edward L. Perkins outlines the nuances behind Will-drafting in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Purchase the paperback edition by clicking here.
Tax Preparer Penalties – available in paperback.
Civil Tax Penalties Under the Internal Revenue Code – available in paperback.
Your Appeal Rights Before the IRS – available in paperback.
Written by Edward L. Perkins, BA, JD, LLM (Tax), CPA, this publication is a must-read for individuals thinking about creating their own business in Pennsylvania; or for those who have recently done so.
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Whether you need help with the legal issues created by starting your new business, or have questions about how to navigate the pitfalls surrounding a recently-created business, this guide is exceptionally resourceful.
“I highly Recommend Gibson & Perkins. I have used their services for approximately 6 years now and been through a few cases together with very positive outcomes. Personally, I have used Paul Fellman and Walter Timby on those occasions. Both, as a team & separately these Attorneys were wonderful to work with and easily accessible to reach if I had any questions. Professionalism is the word that comes to mind to describe the firm, as a whole. Always completely prepared for any surprises that may pop up during a trial. They were well versed on all pertinent info pertaining to each case. As I client, I always felt I was an integral part of the team, not an after-thought, that had to be brought up to speed a half hour before the trial started. I could not recommend this firm and Mr. Fellman and Mr. Timby any higher.”
– Maria Twining
