Christopher M. Armstrong is a shareholder in Anderson Kill’s New York office and Washington, D.C. office.  He is also a member of the firm’s Tax and Corporate and Securities groups.

Mr. Armstrong is a transactional tax attorney who concentrates his practice on the federal and state tax aspects of business transactions.  He represents domestic equity investors, real estate developers, property owners, REITS, publically traded companies and closely held businesses (and their owners) in connection with mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate and partnership tax planning, real estate tax planning, and business and estate planning. He also drafts firm-issued authority and enforceability opinions for structured finance transactions as well as tax opinions for 1031 exchanges, corporate reorganizations, split-offs, spin-offs and historic and new markets tax credit syndication transactions.