by Mallory Schowe | Apr 24, 2025
The death of a serving executor or administrator (a “fiduciary”) during the administration of a loved one’s estate can add to the stress of an already overwhelming process. Fortunately, Connecticut law provides a clear framework to transition between fiduciaries...
by Mallory Schowe | Apr 22, 2025
Partners Michael Clear and Erin Nicholls’ article, “Estate Planning for Founders: A Roadmap for Success,” was recently featured on Reuters.com. As entrepreneurs focus on building their businesses, it’s crucial not to overlook personal estate planning to...
by Christine Stackhouse | Apr 14, 2025
On April 14, 2025, Partner Paul Tuchmann and Counsel Daniel Passeser authored the article titled, “The New Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and its Impact on Federal Criminal Practice” for the New York Law Journal. Paul and Daniel discuss President Trump’s...
by Mallory Schowe | Apr 10, 2025
The Montana Supreme Court in The Matter of the Estate of Jessie L. Beck, 418 Mont. 416 (2024) considered whether under Montana law, a cell phone video met the requirements of a validly executed last will and testament. The answer was a resounding no. Four days prior...
by Christine Stackhouse | Apr 9, 2025
In 2021, after a multi-year regulatory process, the Food and Drug Administration denied more than a million applications from tobacco manufacturers seeking to sell various flavored e-cigarette products. After that process concluded, an en banc Fifth Circuit vacated...
