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Thora A. Johnson<br />

Partner<br />

410.244.7747<br />

tajohnson@venable.com<br />

Practice<br />

Focus<br />

Clients<br />

Activities<br />

Thora Johnson focuses on tax-exempt organizations, employee benefits and executive<br />

compensation matters. She advises clients on the establishment and operation of taxexempt<br />

organizations, including private foundations, public charities, trade associations,<br />

and title holding companies. She also counsels clients on the establishment and operation<br />

of qualified and non-qualified deferred compensation plans and health and welfare<br />

benefit plans.<br />

Ms. Johnson represents, among others, Allegis Group, Bank of America Corporation,<br />

General Dynamics Corporation, and Greater Baltimore Medical Center.<br />

Ms. Johnson is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association and its Study Group for<br />

Employee Benefits, as well as the Tax Section of the District of Columbia Bar, and the<br />

Tax Section of the American Bar Association. She also regularly assists in pro bono<br />

matters involving charitable organizations, tax compliance, and employee benefits.<br />

Distinctions J.D., University of Maryland School of Law, 1996<br />

with honors<br />

Notes & Comments Editor, Maryland Journal of<br />

International Law and Trade<br />

M.A., Middlebury College, 1993<br />

B.A., Brown University, 1992<br />

magna cum laude<br />

Phi Beta Kappa<br />

Bar Admissions:<br />

District of Columbia<br />

Maryland<br />

Ms. Johnson is competent in the Russian language.<br />

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