Baker McKenzie Tax Partner Cameron Reilly has been recognized by Law360 as one of its 2026 Top Attorneys Under 40 in Tax. This honor highlights his leadership in complex tax controversies and transfer pricing disputes, including landmark matters involving significant questions of international tax law and Treasury regulations. Law360 received over 1100 nominations for its Rising Stars list this year, and editors selected honorees based on their career accomplishments.
Cameron advises clients through every stage of a tax controversy, from audit and administrative appeals to litigation before the US Tax Court and other federal courts. His practice focuses on high-stakes domestic and international tax controversies, particularly transfer pricing disputes. Cameron has played leading roles in several notable cases, including Facebook, Inc. v. Commissioner, one of the first cost-sharing disputes litigated under the 2009 Treasury regulations, and FedEx Corp. v. United States, a significant challenge to Treasury regulations issued under Internal Revenue Code section 965.
In addition to his client work, Cameron contributes to the development of future tax practitioners as an adjunct professor teaching Transfer Pricing in Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law's LLM in Taxation Program. He is also active in mentoring law students through the National Black Law Students Association Tax Mentorship Program and maintains a meaningful pro bono practice.
Baker McKenzie's global Tax Controversy team advises clients on complex tax audits, disputes and litigation across jurisdictions. The team supports multinational businesses at every stage of the controversy lifecycle, including audits, administrative appeals and court proceedings, and regularly handles matters involving tax authorities and government agencies around the world.
Learn more about this recognition on Law360.
Cameron advises clients through every stage of a tax controversy, from audit and administrative appeals to litigation before the US Tax Court and other federal courts. His practice focuses on high-stakes domestic and international tax controversies, particularly transfer pricing disputes. Cameron has played leading roles in several notable cases, including Facebook, Inc. v. Commissioner, one of the first cost-sharing disputes litigated under the 2009 Treasury regulations, and FedEx Corp. v. United States, a significant challenge to Treasury regulations issued under Internal Revenue Code section 965.
In addition to his client work, Cameron contributes to the development of future tax practitioners as an adjunct professor teaching Transfer Pricing in Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law's LLM in Taxation Program. He is also active in mentoring law students through the National Black Law Students Association Tax Mentorship Program and maintains a meaningful pro bono practice.
Baker McKenzie's global Tax Controversy team advises clients on complex tax audits, disputes and litigation across jurisdictions. The team supports multinational businesses at every stage of the controversy lifecycle, including audits, administrative appeals and court proceedings, and regularly handles matters involving tax authorities and government agencies around the world.
Learn more about this recognition on Law360.
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