He has served as lead counsel in some of the highest profile tax cases out of Colorado, and elsewhere, including a criminal tax case which the Department of Justice identified as one of the largest tax evasion case in the history of Colorado, a seminal case won in the United States Supreme Court, a precedent setting gift tax case in the United States Tax Court, and a defining Colorado Sales & Use tax case. In his 25 years of practice, Mr. Anderson has helped well over a thousand taxpayers to find solutions to their tax disputes with the IRS and state and local taxing authorizes. He has also represented hundreds of Certified Public Accountants and CPA firms in all facets of their profession, including defending malpractice claims, defending complaints filed with state boards of accountancy, defending complaints filed with the AICPA, defending complaints lodged with the IRS’s Office of Professional Responsibility, defending return-preparer-penalties asserted by the IRS, and defending accountants facing criminal tax charges. Mr. Anderson has also represented and consulted accounting firms and their owners in the context of firm break ups and formations. Mr. Anderson has also served as an expert in tax and accounting malpractice cases. With his background, clients also call upon Mr. Anderson to represent them in business and commercial litigation cases. He is an adjunct professor at the University of Denver, College of Law, Graduate Tax Program, and a sought after speaker for the many Continuing Education courses he has authored and instructed for Attorneys and Accountants.

Arthur P. Anderson, Esq. has successfully represented thousands of Social Security claimants since 1979. He is the most successful Social Security claimant's representative in the state of Vermont. His practice is limited to representing disability claimants, both Social Security disability claimants and long term disability (ERISA) claimants.

Nancy A. Anderson is an attorney in Morgan & Morgan's Columbus, GA office. She was born in Port Charlotte, FL but has lived most of her life in Columbus, GA. She moved to Columbus in the third grade when her family PCS'd to Fort Benning from Washington State while her stepfather was active duty in the US army. Nancy then moved to Fort Riley, Kansas with her husband where she obtained her bachelor's degree from Kansas State University. She then moved back to the south and obtained a juris doctor from Mercer University School of Law. After graduating from law school, Nancy moved back to the Columbus area and interned with attorney Adam Smith while awaiting bar results. She started her official career as an Assistant Public Defender for the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit and then spent a year working in personal injury at a large local firm. Nancy's heart is set on personal injury and uses her knowledge obtained from practicing law to fight for her clients and maximize their recovery.

Steve was born and raised in Iowa City and graduated from West High School in 1983. He also attended the University of Iowa for both his undergraduate degree (B.A. Journalism and Mass Communications and Political Science 1987) and law school (J.D. 1990). Steve worked briefly at First National Bank after graduation from law school before enter private practice. Steve opened his own law office in 2004. Steve is the owner of Hawkeye Title and Settlement Services, which is a full service provider of real estate title and closing services in Johnson County and the surrounding area. Hawkeye Title and Settlement is one of the largest privately owned abstract and settlement companies in the State of Iowa. Steve is active in the community and is President of the Board of Directors, Visiting Nurse Association, Chair of the Mercy Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, Board of Directors for Table 2 Table, the Advisory Council for the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), and has been an adviser and legal counsel for Habitat for Humanity for over 20 years. Steve is also a founding Board member and former President of the West High School Alumni Association. He is a huge Hawkeye and University of Iowa Fan and grew up in the shadow of Kinnick Stadium, Iowa Fieldhouse and Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Steve and his wife, Jennifer, and their three children (two sons, and one daughter) reside in Iowa City. Jennifer is an active member of the community and is on the City High Alumni Association Board of Directors, Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) at Grace Community Church, North Liberty, Hearts in Touch (H.I.T.) at Parkview Evangelical Free Church, Iowa City and Vacation Bible School, Parkview Church and "The Spot" in Broadway Neighborhood, Iowa City.