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Jenny Robertson

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Associate Editor
Tax Attorney
Intern, Blank Rome LLP 

jrr53@law.georgetown.edu

Education
Georgetown University Law Center, Tax LLM, with distinction 2009
University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, J.D., with honors 2008
University of Virginia, B.A., with distinction 2005

Jenny Robertson joined the Wealth Strategies Journal in 2009.

Jenny graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law and earned an LLM (Taxation), with distinction, from Georgetown University Law Center. While earning her JD, Jenny was an Associate Notes Editor and Assistant Comments/Surveys Editor for the UALR Law Review. Her law review note, as well as various case law and legislative surveys, were published by the law review. At law school Jenny also served in the Low Income Tax Clinic by providing tax assistance and guidance to individuals with very low income, and she clerked at a number of law firms within the Little Rock area. As a student at Georgetown, Jenny was a Symposium Editor for The State and Local Tax Lawyer and served as a student ambassador to prospective and incoming LLM students. After graduating from Georgetown in May of 2009, Jenny spent part of the summer working as a legislative clerk at the office of United State Senator Mark Pryor. Jenny currently works as an intern within the tax group of the firm Blank Rome in Washington, D.C.

Jenny is a member of the Virginia State Bar, taxation section, as well as the American Bar Association, taxation section.

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