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10.04.2022
Steven Mignogna and Melissa Dibble Present at the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Education Annual Meeting on September 22, 2022
Steve Mignogna and Melissa Dibble presented a program titled “Fiduciary Litigation Update” at the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Education Annual Meeting on September 22, 2022. The panelist summarized new and significant court decisions regarding issues of importance to Trust and Estate attorneys. To learn more, please click here.
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10.03.2022
Donald Craig, Anthony La Ratta, Steven Mignogna, and Melissa Dibble Present at the Surrogates Section of the Constitutional Officers Association of New Jersey Annual Convention on September 21, 2022
Donald P. Craig, Anthony R. La Ratta, Steven K. Mignogna, and Melissa Osorio Dibble recently presented at the Surrogates Section of the Constitutional Officers Association of New Jersey Annual Convention on September 21, 2022 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The first hour, “Developing Trends in Probate Law”, was a review of recent cases which impact […]
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09.28.2022
Don’t Forget the Basics: Appellate Division Finds Conflict of Interest in Complex, Multi-State Litigation
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph Krivulka, Deceased, Nos. A-0863-20 & A-0803-21 (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. Aug. 26, 2022) This consolidated appeal centered on Rule of Professional Conduct (RPC) 1.9 and whether a former client gave informed written consent to a law firm’s representation of the client’s co-fiduciary as part of an […]
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09.20.2022
Anthony La Ratta Presents at the American College of Trust and Estate Council’s Estate and Trust Litigation Update on September 20, 2022
When: September 20, 2022 from 5 :00pm – 7:15pm Where: ACTEC Virtual Workshop (via Interactive Webcast) Archer Faculty: Anthony La Ratta Workshop Overview: a summary of significant new court decisions regarding issues of importance to trust and estate lawyers, including topics such as: Will contests Undue influence Fiduciary and attorney compensation Jurisdictional and procedural issues For […]
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