Justin Jacobs, JD, LLM
Sisters, Oregon, United States
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500+ connections
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“Veterans carry the cost of our freedom, and when we help them feel welcomed at work, we hold onto excellent leaders who shape firm culture.” ➡️…
“Veterans carry the cost of our freedom, and when we help them feel welcomed at work, we hold onto excellent leaders who shape firm culture.” ➡️…
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Crayon Continues to Deliver Strong Results in Q3! 🚀 I'm thrilled to share our Q3 results, which highlight Crayon’s commitment to profitable growth…
Crayon Continues to Deliver Strong Results in Q3! 🚀 I'm thrilled to share our Q3 results, which highlight Crayon’s commitment to profitable growth…
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Join Moss Adams from November 3-7 at the Hawaii Tax Institute Conference to hear from our professionals on wealth management, valuation services, and…
Join Moss Adams from November 3-7 at the Hawaii Tax Institute Conference to hear from our professionals on wealth management, valuation services, and…
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Experience
Education
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Northwestern University School of Law
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Activities and Societies: A.B.A. Tax Challenge Participant, 2013; Ladder Up Tax Assistance Program Volunteer, Tax Preparer, 2014
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Activities and Societies: Law Review, 2011-13; Sports and Entertainment Law Association, Vice-President, 2011-12; Business Law Association, 2010-13
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Activities and Societies: Sigma Chi
Volunteer Experience
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Professionals' Council
Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law
- 3 years 7 months
Poverty Alleviation
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Board of Director
Youth Business USA
- 4 years 1 month
Poverty Alleviation
We know that talent is distributed equally across the globe - just not opportunity.
Young adults face many obstacles, including poor services and a lack of resources and support. These obstacles leave few good options, including bad jobs or unemployment, that often lead to low income and no assets.
But for under-served young adults passionate about launching their business idea, entrepreneurship can change this.
Youth Business USA, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, provides business…We know that talent is distributed equally across the globe - just not opportunity.
Young adults face many obstacles, including poor services and a lack of resources and support. These obstacles leave few good options, including bad jobs or unemployment, that often lead to low income and no assets.
But for under-served young adults passionate about launching their business idea, entrepreneurship can change this.
Youth Business USA, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, provides business literacy education developed specifically for young entrepreneurs, including training in business planning, modeling and startup methodologies. Every Young Entrepreneur that completes our training receives an interest-free loan for the equipment and inventory necessary to launch their micro business. We help our Young Entrepreneurs recruit a volunteer Board of Advisers who act as mentors. In their first year, our Young Entrepreneurs grow their businesses, reimburse their loans and can qualify for additional financing and on-going support.
Our vision is to become the first online micro business accelerator for under-served young adults in the United States. We provide virtual entrepreneurship education, online financing and remote mentoring support so that we can serve more entrepreneurs at scale for a lower cost.
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Legal Intern
Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law
- 4 months
Poverty Alleviation
•Drafted petitions for Certificates of Good Conduct
•Researched and drafted memos pertaining to financial regulations, civil rights litigation, and state revenue shortfalls
•Abstracted depositions for civil rights action involving housing issues
•Prepared an advocacy sign-on letter to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan
•Co-authored a blog post for The Shriver Brief, entitled “Ending Lifetime Consequences and Restoring Hope for People with…•Drafted petitions for Certificates of Good Conduct
•Researched and drafted memos pertaining to financial regulations, civil rights litigation, and state revenue shortfalls
•Abstracted depositions for civil rights action involving housing issues
•Prepared an advocacy sign-on letter to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan
•Co-authored a blog post for The Shriver Brief, entitled “Ending Lifetime Consequences and Restoring Hope for People with Convictions”
Publications
Courses
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Advanced International Corporate Tax Transactions
673
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Advanced Partnership Taxation
621
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Advanced Property Taxation
641
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Bankruptcy Taxation
644
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Controlled Foreign Corporation
631
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Corporate Taxation
610
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International Taxation
670
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Partnership Tax
620
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Property Taxation
640
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S Corporations
602
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Tax Policy and Practice
680
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Tax Procedure
675
Honors & Awards
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2L Representative to the National Law Review Conference
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Emma E. Claus Law Scholarship Recipient
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Heritage Law Scholarship Recipient
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Languages
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English
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Binance Blockchain Week comes to an end. It's been a great event and I was privileged to take part in a very interesting crypto compliance panel…
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