JACK C. BUTLER

Jack Butler is a partner at Carlile Patchen & Murphy and he concentrates on business matters and tax law. He focuses on company (corporate, LLC and JV) representation including establishment, venture structuring, business relationship agreements, governance, and ongoing services; M&A transactions; debt and equity financings; captive insurance companies; business advisory; transaction planning and structuring; syndications; business succession planning; tax planning; and taxpayer representation. Jack has represented and provided legal services for start-up companies, small to large privately held companies, and large (NYSE) companies. His experience spans multiple industries, including: agriculture; engineering and architecture; manufacturing; food services; health care providers; IT and hard sciences technology; distribution; insurance agencies; vehicle dealerships; real estate; and venture and private equity financing.

EDUCATION

Jack received his undergraduate degree from Miami University, law degree from University of Cincinnati College of Law, and LLM Taxation from University of Miami College of Law.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION & MEMBERSHIPS

Jack is a member of the American, Ohio and Columbus Bar Associations. He has also been admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONS

Jack has received the Martindale-Hubbell^® rating of AV Preeminent^®.

PUBLICATIONS & SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Jack has lectured and written for various legal education and public education organizations or sponsors, including the Columbus Bar Association, the Ohio State Bar Association, Ohio Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Illinois Center of Continuing Education, University of Cincinnati College of Law, the Ohio State University College of Agriculture, Extension Service, and Columbus Chapter of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Jack has also been an Adjunct Law Professor at Moritz College of Law at the Ohio State University, as well as an instructor for The American College.