Mr. March is an experienced tax controversy and white collar defense attorney that has represented individuals and companies before the Department of Justice in the Federal District Courts of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Florida, and the District of Columbia on matters involving allegations of bank fraud, foreign bank account reporting (FBAR) requirements, tax evasion, false statements, employment liabilities, as well as paycheck protection program (PPP) and employee retention credit (ERC) fraud.

Additionally, he has managed teams in resolving civil tax controversies in all administrative capacities as well as before the United States Tax Court. Michael also manages internal investigations regarding inquiries by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), and non-profit boards. He has extensive experience with complex civil litigation and appeals and white-collar criminal defense.

In his spare time, Michael enjoys playing golf and spending time with his wife and four children. Most weekends are spent coaching soccer, basketball, and lacrosse while trying to keep his golden retriever from mauling the Amazon delivery people long enough so that he can cook on the grille.

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