Michael Murray is the founder and managing member of MBM Law LLLC. With over 20 years of experience, Michael is an accomplished lawyer with a proven track record of results blending business, legal, public policy, and taxation expertise in advising individuals and multi-national business organizations.

Michael provides invaluable counsel for clients operating internationally under intense scrutiny and challenges brought about by an ever-increasing regulatory environment. He maintains an educational and professional focus on international taxation, with specific expertise in U.S. inbound/outbound tax issues. He advises companies on business structure, contracts, transfer pricing, and emerging issues related to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Michael also advises on global regulatory developments, including the impact of EU Directives, OECD guidelines, BEPS MLI, and unilateral government actions. For those wishing to live and work in the United States, he assists with a broad range of legal immigration processes, from permanent residency to citizenship.

Domestically, Michael focuses on helping fellow Veterans as a VA-accredited lawyer and dedicated advocate for disabled and disadvantaged Veterans. A service-connected disabled Veteran himself, his mission is to give back to the community and ensure that deserving Veterans get the care and support they need. Working with nationally known Veterans organizations and the team at MBM Law, Michael has helped disadvantaged Veterans avoid homelessness, pursue military discharge upgrades and VA benefits, counter fraud, and ultimately regain their dignity and independence.

As a Rule of Law subject matter expert, Michael developed plans, programs, and training in support of U.S. government-backed Rule of Law initiatives abroad. He successfully conceptualized and managed one of the most innovative and lasting legal initiatives of the 20-year U.S. engagement with Afghanistan, leading to numerous internationally funded projects. As a result, Michael’s expertise has been sought by some of the largest government contractors operating out of the U.S., Middle East, and Central Asia.