William E. Evans

Background

Evans, William E. was born on June 8, 1952 in Starkville, Mississippi, United States.

Education

Southern Methodist University (Bachelor of Arts, Departmental distinction, in Economics, 1974. Master of Laws in Taxation, 1980). University of Missouri (Juris Doctor, 1977).

Career

Worked at Carnahan, Evans, Cantwell & Brown, Professional Corporation Admitted to the bar, 1977, Missouri. 1980, United States. Tax Court.

Phi Delta Phi. Member, Missouri Law Review, 1975-1977.

Author: "Tax Courts Small Case Procedure May Be Preferable Foreign Its Informality And Low Cost," Taxation Foreign Lawyers, Volume 14, Number. 2, September/October, 1985.

Continuing legal education Instructor, Taxation, Missouri Bar, University of Missouri School of Law and Missouri Association of Tax Practitioners. Member: The Bar Association of Metropolitan Saint Louis.

Springfield Metropolitan and American (Member, Civil and Criminal Tax Penalties Committee, Taxation Section.

Member, Sections on: Corporation, Banking and Business Law. Real Property, Probate and Trust Law) Bar Associations. The Missouri Bar (Company-Chairman, Continuing Legal Education Committee, Missouri Bar Section of Taxation.

Member: Legal Education Committee.

Board of Editors, Business Law Quarterly). The law firm of Carnahan, Evans, Cantwell & Brown, Professional Corporation was founded in 1979 and has expanded over the years with the addition of attorneys specializing in taxation and estate planning.

The firm has a general business practice with an emphasis in taxation and transactions involving real estate and businesses. Four attorneys, specializing in income tax related matters, have Masters of Law in Taxation.

The firm represents a number of national and regional businesses as well as local family owned enterprises.

The firm members are active participants in Missouri and American Bar Associations and are frequent instructors at continuing legal education programs.

Achievements

• William E. Evans has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Tax Courts Small Case Procedure May Be Preferable For Its Informality And Low Cost," Taxation For Lawyers, Volume 14, No. 2, Sept/October, 1985. Continuing legal education Instructor, Taxation, Missouri Bar, University of Missouri School of Law and Missouri Association of Tax Practitioners.
    
    Member: The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. Springfield Metropolitan and American (Member, Civil and Criminal Tax Penalties Committee, Taxation Section.

Membership

Member, Missouri Law Review, 1975-1977.