Microsoft v. Internal Revenue Service
On November 24, 2014 GeekWire.com reported that Microsoft had sued the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to compel the IRS to provide details Microsoft wants. According to Microsoft’s the IRS “unlawfully withheld” information.
Microsoft had previously filed a Freedom of Information Act request for details on a contract between law firm Quinn Emmanuel Urqhart and Sullivan and the IRS, but the IRS did not completely respond to the request. Microsoft claims that Quinn Emmanuel is being paid more than $2 million for services provided to the IRS.[1][2]
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