SEC Considers Broadening Access to Private Investment Opportunities Through Amendments to the “Accredited Investor” Definition

by Wiggin and Dana LLP | Dec 20, 2019

On December 18, 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) proposed much anticipated amendments to the accredited investor definition that would essentially expand the pool of investors permitted to invest in private securities offerings by adding new...

Private Client Services 2019 Year-End Advisory

by Nina Talcott | Dec 20, 2019

As 2019 draws to a close, we present our annual year-end advisory. Our 2019 edition outlines the current estate and gift tax environment, reviews the extensive changes to Connecticut trust law, and highlights year-end planning opportunities. Finally, we are delighted...

Co-author, ‘An Artist’s Estate Challenge’ (Wealth Management)

by Gabrielle Giammattei | Dec 18, 2019

Kenley Stark co-authored an article titled, ‘An Artist’s Estate Challenge,’ published by Wealth Management. This article examines the unique challenges of administering an artist’s estate, including valuing and managing artwork, preserving an...

CCIC Publishes “College Tuition in Jeopardy: Clawback of Tuition Payments Made By Parents”

by Misha | Dec 6, 2019

Wiggin and Dana partner Aaron Bayer and counsel Benjamin Daniels have authored, “College Tuition in Jeopardy: Clawback of Tuition Payments Made By Parents.” The article appears in the December 6 edition of The Independent Voice, a publication of the The...

College Tuition in Jeopardy: Clawback of Tuition Payments Made By Parents

by Misha | Nov 25, 2019

On November 12, 2019, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit became the first federal appellate court to decide whether insolvent parents are committing a fraudulent transfer when they pay their child’s tuition. In a ruling that poses significant concerns for...