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Greg Siegler advises nonprofit organizations
on tax and corporate matters. His work emphasizes representation
of religious organizations. He received his Bachelor’s
degree in 1989 from Stanford University, in International
Relations, and a J.D., in 1995 from Harvard Law School.
He has practiced law with the San Francisco firm of Silk,
Adler & Colvin and with the San Jose firm of Hoge,
Fenton, Jones & Appel, Inc. Mr. Siegler also has served as
a legislative aide to a Member of Congress, as a staff
attorney for Seattle-based Dendreon Corporation, as an
adjunct professor in the University of San Francisco’s
graduate program on nonprofit administration, and as a
consultant on judicial reform for a nonprofit organization
in Budapest, Hungary. Mr. Siegler particularly enjoys work involving
foreign languages and other international aspects; he
is conversant in Spanish, Hungarian, German and French.
He is a member of the bar associations of California and
Washington state, and he lives and works in Seattle.
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