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Moses Vejil

Moses Vejil concentrates his practice in business advisory matters. Moses earned his undergraduate degree from Harvard University in 1998. After graduating from Harvard, Moses worked for over two years as an information technology consultant with IMRglobal Corp. (currently CGI Group) in its Boston and Tokyo offices. He worked on system integration and database management projects with the firm’s financial services clients. Upon returning to the United States from Japan, he crossed over into the environmental consulting field and worked for Tetra Tech, Inc. for approximately three years in its Pasadena, CA office. While at Tetra Tech, he worked on environmental investigation and remediation projects with the firm’s port, aerospace, and entertainment clients. In 2005, Moses entered a joint degree program that enabled him to earn an M.B.A. from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and J.D. from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. During his time at IU, he served as president of the Latino Law Student Association and was a member of Phi Delta Phi. While at Tuck, Moses was a member of the Sustainable Business Club, Hispanic-American Student Association, and Association of Christian Tuck Students. He completed the joint degree program in June of 2009.

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Bingham Greenebaum Doll takes 3rd place in 2012 March Against Hunger

At Bingham Greenebaum Doll, we are committed to the communities we serve. That commitment includes our annual service in the March Against Hunger. The Indiana Attorney General’s office recently announced the 2012 March Against Hunger Division Winners.  Bingham Greenebaum Doll placed 3rd in the large firms division. Fifty-one law groups participated this year, including firms of all sizes, sole proprietors and government agencies. The Attorney General’s office will present the Attorney General’s Cup at separate award ceremonies throughout…

Indiana Taxes All Online Retail Transactions, Even Amazon.com Purchases

There has been confusion over how to interpret Amazon.com’s recent decision to open a fourth distribution center in Indiana, particularly as it relates to Indiana’s taxation of online purchases. The following are a couple of points to help clear things up: Amazon.com.indc LLC, a Delaware subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc. a/k/a Amazon, will be opening the new facility, not Amazon. Amazon does not have a place of business anywhere in Indiana and has taken other steps to avoid a…

Court of Appeals Reverses IURC Decision Regarding BP Whiting Refinery

On Monday, the Indiana Court of Appeals reversed a controversial decision by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission regarding the BP Whiting refinery.  The Court of Appeals reversed the IURC and held that BP was not a public utility when it sold electricity to Marsulex, and that BP did not violate the Service Area Assignments Act.  The Court of Appeals ruled, however, that BP is a public utility when it sells water to the City of Whiting. The case…