T.C. Memo. 2004-137 UNITED STATES TAX COURT LYNDON D. SINELE, Petitioner v. COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Respondent Docket No. 7801-02. Filed June 10, 2004. Jerrold N. Arnowitz (specially recognized) and John L. Hause (specially recognized), for petitioner.1 D. Sean McMahon, for respondent. 1 At calendar call, Mr. Arnowitz and Mr. Hause advised the Court that they had just been retained by petitioner. The Court asked if they were admitted to practice before the Court. Mr. Arnowitz and Mr. Hause advised the Court that although they were admitted to practice in Massachusetts, they were in the process of being admitted to the Court. Between calendar call and the trial, both Mr. Arnowitz and Mr. Hause were admitted to practice before the Court. At trial, Mr. Hause appeared on behalf of petitioner. Subsequent to the trial, petitioner filed two motions to extend time to file his opening brief. In the motions, he stated that he could no longer afford Mr. Arnowitz and Mr. Hause and they no longer represented him. It is unclear, however, whether Mr. Arnowitz and Mr. Hause represented petitioner during the briefing period as Mr. Arnowitz and Mr. Hause have not filed a motion to withdraw as counsel and no briefs were filed by petitioner.Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next
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