ExpatriateJustice

A former senior attorney for the IRS, Richard S. Lehman is a prominent U.S. attorney specializing in taxation and international law. He is an expert on legal issues facing expatriates in many parts of the world.

His goal is to educate more Americans about the potential legal and financial risks they may face if they retire outside the U.S.

Lehman recently gained international recognition including feature stories by The New York Times and Time magazine for his work on the Wilson Lucom will dispute in Panama, for which he is fighting to ensure the fulfillment of a $50 million donation to help poor children dying of hunger in Panama. 

Lehman is a graduate of Georgetown Law School and obtained his master's degree in taxation from NYU. He has been practicing in South Florida for over 31 years.