Partha Unnava – Forbes 30 Under 30, Owner of 38 Patents, Entrepreneur, Founder & Visionary

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Partha Unnava dropped out of Georgia Tech as a biomedical engineer to create a crutch that was more comfortable for the user. He was subsequently invited to the White House to present his invention to President Obama and went on to found Lasso – an apparel brand specializing in an ankle-supporting sock. Featured as the Men’s Health #1 sock, Lasso’s medical-grade sock mimics ankle taping and is worn by super athletes, Von Miller and Luke Modric, as well as other NFL and NBA stars. Now, Partha is using his experience to impact the next generation of entrepreneurs.

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There's an old adage that says you should pay your fair share of taxes but not a penny more. We believe that to be true. We help business owners and high income earners realize their savings by deploying time tested tax strategies with decades of case law to back it up.