Mr. Denny is a bankruptcy, real estate, and tax attorney with a practical focus on the representation of individual and business taxpayers and consumers. Mr. Denny has significant litigation experience representing clients in tax court, bankruptcy court, and debtors’ rights issues, including insolvency issues, foreclosure and levy prevention, collection alternatives, and pre-litigation workout of tax debts. A significant focus of his practice is advising debtors regarding asset liquidation, management and reorganization of personal and business liabilities. His varied real estate experience includes loan and closing disputes, recorded liens and releases, and he regularly counsels agents, brokers and other self-employed individuals.
Mr. Denny’s legal advice is informed by his practical real estate experience, having worked in the real estate industry as a self-employed licensed agent prior to attending law school. This practical perspective is key to Mr. Denny’s ability to counsel and interact credibly with clients and opposing counsel on complicated tax and real estate matters.
Mr. Denny’s expertise includes individual and business bankruptcies and tax resolutions regarding federal and state issues, including income tax, sales tax, property tax liens, penalty abatements, levies and seizures, and negotiating withdrawals and releases, installment agreements, and offers in compromise.
Education
Arizona State University, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law
J.D., Emphasis in Bankruptcy, 2009
Colorado State University
B.A., Philosophy, 2004
B.A., Political Science (2nd Major), 2004
Memberships & Affiliations
State Bar of Arizona, 2010
United States Tax Court, 2013
United States District Court, 2010
Arizona Department of Real Estate, 2007
Arizona Consumer Bankruptcy Counsel, 2011
