About Jennifer L.
Jennifer L. Fuller earned a B.A. in accounting from Whittier College before turning to the law. She completed her J.D. at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles and then pursued an LL.M. in Taxation at Georgetown University Law Center. The combination of accounting and advanced tax study has shaped the path of her professional life.
Her academic background sits alongside a professional credential that many attorneys do not hold: she is a Certified Public Accountant in the State of California. That accounting qualification complements her law training and informs how she approaches legal questions that involve numbers, records and regulatory detail. She is admitted to practice law in California and is authorized to appear before the United States Tax Court.
Fuller's résumé includes time at Fenwick & West LLP. There she worked as part of a team handling legal matters that touched on tax and related issues for clients. The experience at a firm known for technology and corporate work gave her exposure to the intersections of business, finance and tax law.
Her professional profile revolves around tax. The LL.M. in Taxation and CPA license anchor that work. She consults on tax matters that arise in corporate transactions, compliance reviews and disputes, and she advises clients about how accounting and legal choices can affect tax outcomes. Colleagues describe her as practical in approach; she tends to lay out options clearly and focuses on the legal and financial consequences of each.
Fuller has combined courtroom eligibility and technical tax knowledge to help clients pursue resolutions in administrative and judicial settings. Her admission to the United States Tax Court means she can represent taxpayers in federal tax disputes. In California, she handles state-level matters and client counseling tied to state rules and reporting.
Outside of casework and client representation, Fuller has maintained the dual perspective of lawyer and accountant. That perspective often figures into her written work for clients, internal analyses and discussions with tax authorities. She continues to work on matters where tax law, corporate structure and accounting practice intersect. She currently practices tax law in California and before the United States Tax Court.
