New York Law JournalJoseph T. La Ferlita, counsel at Farrell Fritz, writes: Practitioners think that New York trust law, which traditionally has been among the most developed and respected in the nation, now all too oft
...Trusts and Estates Section. The symposium was conceived and chaired by Marilyn Ordover and Charles Scott, two of the most highly respected trusts and estates...
Charles F. Gibbs, a partner at Holland & Knight, and Gary B. Freidman, a partner at Greenfield Stein & Senior, write that they believe most estate and trust disputes are resolved by way of settlement
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