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PLANNING PRACTICE AREAS
LITIGATION PRACTICE AREAS
MAIN RESOURCES
UPCOMING APPEARANCES
2012 March 12 -- Scottsdale,
Arizona -- Jay Adkisson to present "Avoiding Disasters
With Captive Insurance Planning" at the 2012 Annual
Conference of the Captive Insurance Companies Association
2012 March 24 -- Las Vegas, Nevada
-- Jay Adkisson to Chair the 2012 Spring Meeting of the
Committee on Captive Insurance Companies of the American Bar
Association's Business Law Section
2012 May 3 -- New York, New York
-- Jay Adkisson to present "Ethical Issues In Attorney Life
Insurance And Annuity Sales" at the Spring Symposia of
the American Bar Association's Section on Real Property, Trusts
and Estates Law
SUBJECT OF ARTICLES
Jay Adkisson featured in Clyde Leland's
Chasing the Money
as published in California Lawyer
Magazine, July, 2010
Jay Adkisson featured in Eli Sander's The
Great West Coast Newspaper War
as published by The Seattle
Stranger, March 16, 2010
FREQUENTLY QUOTED
FORBES MAGAZINE
You Don't Have to Move Your Money Offshore to Get Asset
Protection August 9, 2010
A Financial Advice Wonk's Further iPad Adventures
June 28, 2010
Protecting Assets April 22, 2009
Hiding Money Carries Risks, January 28, 2009
Tax Shelters 2.0 May 16, 2008
The World's Top Tax Havens March 31, 2008
Deferral Games February 26, 2007
Where Did the Money Go? December 26, 2005
Protection Time June 06, 2005
Protect Your Assets May 12, 2003
Build Your Own Soapbox September 11, 2000
WALL STREET JOURNAL
Covering Your Assets April 13, 2009
Burned by Real Estate, Some Just Walk Away October 18, 2007
Deconstructing a New Capital Gains Tax Strategy March 21,
2007
Beyond the Pre-Nupt September 22, 2005
Fallout from the Enron Collapse is Spreading to Your Tax Return
April 9, 2002
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Smart Money Magazine: 10 Things Estate Planners Won't Tell You
August 18, 2009
Smart Money Magazine: 10 Things Your Tax Preparer Won't Tell You
February 9, 2008
CNN
Money: Tell Debt Collectors to Back Off June 9, 2009
Fortune Magazine: How to Avoid the Death Tax June 4, 2009
Bloomberg: Abusive Tax Shelters Often Target Charities, IRS Says
June 22, 2004
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JAY D. ADKISSON
Pictured at right from the photoshoot to the article
"Chasing the Money" in California Lawyer Magazine, July 2010
(photo by
Linda Ford)
Jay Adkisson is best known as the creator of Quatloos.com and as
a book author and popular legal and financial speaker on a
variety of topics. Jay is an attorney who practices in the areas
of creditor-debtor litigation, asset protection and wealth
preservation, and captive insurance companies and alternative
risk transfer. He is also a contributor to
Forbes magazine.
Jay is an avid private pilot, having earned his private pilot's
license after losing an eye to cancer. Many of Jay's clients are
private pilots or aircraft owners.
Jay Adkisson earned his Juris Doctor degree from the University
of Oklahoma in 1988, and was a member of the Oklahoma Law
Review. He has been admitted to practice before the Supreme
Court of Oklahoma (1989), Texas (1993) and California (2007),
the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th,
9th, 10th, and 11th Circuits, and numerous federal district
courts nationwide.
Jay is a member of the American Bar Association and is active in
the Real Property, Trusts and Estate (RPTE) section, as well as
the Federal Bar Association and the Orange County Bar
Association.
Jay is a founding partner of
Riser Adkisson
LLP, with his offices in Southern California, and which firm
primarily provides business, tax and estate planning services in
certain states and on both coasts. Jay continues to accept some
litigation matters, particularly in the area of creditor-debtor
law, judgment collections, and related fields.
Follow Jay's commentary regarding various
topics on
LinkedIn and on
Twitter
ASSET PROTECTION PLANNING
Nationally known as a leading critic of abusive asset protection
and offshore strategies, Jay is the author, along with Mr. Chris
Riser, of "Asset
Protection: Concepts and Strategies" (McGraw-Hill, 2004),
available from
Amazon and
Barnes & Noble.
Now published in Chinese, Riser & Adkisson's Asset Protection:
Concepts & Strategies" is the worldwide best-seller on the topic
of asset protection. Available through
Amazon China.
Jay regularly speaks to professional groups and associations
about the ethics and morality of asset protection planning, and
the need for such planning to be fully disclosed and legal. He
has presented to the American Bar Association, many state and
county bar associations, the University of Miami's Heckerling
Institute, the Southern California Tax & Estate Planning Forum
and other prestigious groups.
Jay's lectures have included "The Ethics and Morality of Asset
Protection Planning" (presentation to the American Bar
Association), "Avoiding Fraudulent Transfers", "Charging Order
Protection", and "Why Offshore Trusts Fail". Jay has also
provided guidance to various creditors groups and law
enforcement agencies on how to spot and defuse abusive asset
protection schemes.
Read Jay Adkisson's latest commentary about Asset Protection and
related topics at
Forbes and follow Jay's thoughts about asset protection on
LinkedIn and
Twitter
CREDITOR-DEBTOR LAW
Having been involved early in his career in several high profile
commercial cases that had significant international collection
aspects, a part of Jay's practice has continued to be in the
area of creditor-debtor law, including collections and judgment
enforcement of large and difficult cases.
Jay is an honorary member of the
California
Association of Judgment Professionals, which is the largest
trade group in California of judgment enforcers. Jay has
lectured on defeating asset protection plans to collection
agents of the U.S. Internal Revenue Services, attorneys of the
U.S. Department of Justice, and other professional groups.
Jay publishes the California Creditor-Debtor Law Forum at
http://www.calejl.com to further the study of the California
Enforcement of Judgments Law by practitioners. Follow Jay's
commentary on California creditor-debtor law on
LinkedIn and on
Twitter
CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Jay was first exposed to the international alternative risk
markets in 1995 while representing a European client. In 1998,
Jay became one of the three founding members of Manchester
Strategic Advisors LLC, which at that time was one of original
captive insurance consulting firms. It was at this time that Jay
created the concept and coined the phrase for the Closely-Held
Insurance Company (CHIC), which was a captive insurance company
used for a wealth transfer and preservation function as a
secondary benefit to providing insurance against perils.
In 2006, Jay published "Adkisson's
Captive Insurance Companies: An Introduction to Captives,
Closely-Held Insurance Companies and Risk Retention Groups"
which has become the best-selling guide to captive insurance
companies. Jay continues to actively consult with business
owners about the structuring and formation of new captive
insurance companies. See
http://www.captiveinsurancecompanies.com for more
information. This book is available at
Amazon and
Barnes & Noble.
Jay is the current Chair of the
Committee on Captive Insurance of the American Bar Association's
Business Law Section.
Today, Jay's practice
includes forming "pure" captive structures, consulting on
existing captives, and litigating issues involving captive
insurance companies and related structures.
Follow Jay's commentary regarding captive insurance companies
and alternative risk transfer issues on
LinkedIn and on
Twitter
SECURITIES & INVESTMENT ISSUES
Jay is the author of "Equity-Indexed Annuities: The Smart
Consumer's Guide" (2006), which discusses this advanced form of
fixed annuities. This book gives a balanced look at one of the
use of one of the most popular financial tools ever to be sold,
including when they can and cannot be used, suitability issues,
and understanding their basic operation.
PURSUING FINANCIAL FRAUD AND
ABUSIVE TAX SCHEMES
Although he does not practice in the area of taxation, Jay has
long been a leading foe of those who promote abusive tax schemes
or financial frauds.
Jay is the Creator and Editor of Quatloos! (quatloos.com),
an internationally famous internet website which exposes
financial frauds and scams, and which has won many honors. Since
Quatloos.com went online in 1998, it has helped tens of
thousands of people avoid being scammed out of literally
billions of dollars, and helped to educate many thousands of
people (and also enforcement personnel) about tax scams and tax
scam promoters.
Jay has testified was featured in the Forbes’ Article “Build
Your Own Soapbox” in the Fall 2000 Best of the Web special
edition for his work with Quatloos! Jay has also appeared on
ABC's 20/20 and in financial publications such as the Wall
Street Journal, and numerous other television and radio programs
to discuss various financial frauds and tax scams.
Jay occasionally assists various groups of the Internal Revenue
Service with continuing education and training on tax scams,
asset protection, and related issues.
Jay enjoys taking litigation and collection
matters against financial fraud artists and promoters of abusive
tax schemes.
EXPERT WITNESS
Jay has twice appeared as an expert witness before the U.S.
Senate Finance Committee to testify about various tax scams.
Jay accepts representations to act as an
expert witness in appropriate matters.
SUPPORT FOR
VICTIMS OF EYE CANCER AND MONOCULAR VISION
After
losing his eye to deadly choroidal melanoma cancer in 2000, Jay
started the first internet website at
http://www.losteye.com that was dedicated to addressing the
concerns of those who had lost an eye to whatever cause. This
website has provided substantial information and support to tens
of thousands of such persons worldwide.
In 2006, Jay published the book
Coping with Monocular Vision after Enucleation or Eye Loss from
Cancer, Accident, or Disease to assist others with the
physical changes and psychological trauma occasioned by the loss
of an eye.
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