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Lorri
Anne
Dunsmore
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Lorri Dunsmore has over 24 years of experience representing individuals, businesses and tax-exempt organizations in a variety of charitable, wealth transfer, business succession and federal tax matters. Lorri regularly works with individuals and tax-exempt organizations to address a wide range of tax and state law issues impacting charitable giving, formation of nonprofits and addressing the specialized needs of tax-exempt organizations including private foundation excise taxes, excess benefit transactions, lobbying restrictions, fundraising law compliance, commercial co-ventures and joint ventures. Lorri has spoken and written about numerous issues related to non-profit governance and compliance matters and has worked with a variety of tax-exempt organizations to provide training for board members and officers. Lorri's practice also includes advising clients on the formation, operation, management and transfer of family business entities. She works closely with families to implement business succession and wealth transfer strategies. Lorri has experience advising privately held corporations, limited liability companies and professional corporations on issues ranging from formation to dissolution.
Professional Recognition
- Listed in The Best Lawyers in America, Non-Profit/Charities Law; Tax Law, 2007 - Present
Professional Leadership
- Washington Women in Tax, Former Board Director and President
- Washington Attorneys Assisting Community Organizations, Member and Instructor
- WSBA Nonprofit Committee, Work on Model Act
Community Involvement
- Seattle Foundation, Professional Advisors Council
- Perkins Coie Charitable Foundation, Secretary
- Volunteer Teacher for Junior Achievement
- Active Community Volunteer
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- University of Nebraska College of Law, J.D., Order of the Coif, 1987
Executive Editor, Nebraska Law Review
- Chadron State College, B.A., Criminal Justice, Psychology and Guidance, with high distinction, 1984
- Creighton University

- U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington
- U.S. Tax Court
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