John Miscione is a graduate of Johns Hopkins, New York and Rutgers Universities, having earned a BA (History), MBA (Finance) and Juris Doctorate degrees, respectively. He has practiced law in the areas of White Collar Criminal Defense, Tax Controversy, Military Law, State Medical Licensure Defense and Intellectual Property, among other areas. Prior to becoming an attorney he worked in investing, principally as a high-yield, bankrupt and distressed investment analyst at which time he earned the CFA designation. He also served as a judicial clerk in the New York State Supreme Court (Trial Level - Richmond County) and was the director of a Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic, sponsored by the IRS, at the University of South Dakota School of Law. He has also been a visiting professor of law at the University of Idaho College of Law and Barry University School of Law. He is grateful for the opportunity to train new attorneys and studies the History of Law as an avocation.