About Norman
Norman Kreisman studied political science at Arizona State University before earning his J.D. from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. His academic path combined a foundation in government and policy with formal legal training in one of California’s larger law schools. Those years set the stage for a practice that centers on federal and state tax matters.
After law school, Kreisman joined Tax Lawyers Group, APC, where he has remained part of the team handling tax controversies and litigation. At the firm he works on cases that reach administrative forums and federal courts. His role involves preparing pleadings, responding to notices from tax authorities, and presenting matters in court when disputes move beyond negotiation.
Kreisman is admitted to practice before the United States Tax Court and the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, and he is licensed in California. Those credentials allow him to pursue disputes that start with audits or collection actions and can progress to litigation in federal court or the Tax Court. He often deals with procedural and evidentiary aspects that arise in contested tax matters.
He maintains membership in the Los Angeles County Bar and the San Fernando County Bar. Those local bar associations provide professional connections and continuing education resources that support his work. Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing cases and steady in litigation settings. He balances written advocacy with courtroom appearances when cases require oral argument.
At Tax Lawyers Group, APC, Kreisman handles a range of tax issues, including assessment challenges, collection defense, and tax litigation. He represents individuals and businesses facing disputes with taxing authorities, and he assists clients through appeals and litigation when needed. He currently practices at Tax Lawyers Group, APC and focuses on tax disputes and related federal and state litigation.
