Ozzie Schindler is a partner with the Miami office of Baker & McKenzie specializing in international tax matters. Mr. Schindler previously practiced as an international tax specialist at a major accounting firm and as U.S. counsel at a law firm in Tel Aviv, Israel. His areas of practice include mergers and acquisitions, worldwide restructuring, transfer pricing, effective tax rate reduction strategies, private banking, and e-commerce.

Mr. Schindler lectures frequently on international tax issues. Mr. Schindler's most recent publication is Another Step Towards Uniformity - Relative Consensus of the OECD TAG on Income Characterization on E-Commerce Transactions, 30 Tax Mgmt. Int'l J. 6 (2001). Previous publications include Mostly Old, Something New: Final �367 Regulations on Outbound Transfers of Stock and Securities and Foreign Corporations and Indirect Stock Transfers, 39 Tax Mgmt. Mem. S-235 (spec. ed. 1998). He currently is writing a chapter on the international taxation of e-commerce for the United Nations Commission on Trade and Development.