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06.30.2014
Anthony La Ratta Spoke at NJICLE Seminar, “Recent Developments in New Jersey Law: Update 2014”
Archer & Greiner’s Anthony La Ratta will speak at the upcoming NJICLE Seminar, “Recent Developments in New Jersey Law: Update 2014” on July 31, 2014 in New Brunswick, NJ. Register today for this informative new program to hear some of New Jersey’s leading authorities provide insight into the latest developments in their respective fields – […]
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06.21.2014
Anthony La Ratta Participated in NJSBA “Contested Guardianships” Seminar
Anthony R. La Ratta, Partner in Archer & Greiner’s Estate and Trust Litigation Group, spoke on “Contested Guardianships: Effective Strategies To Quickly and Confidently Handle These Challenging Situations”, on July 21, 2014. The seminar was presented by the New Jersey State Bar Association Real Property, Trust & Estate Law Section and covered skills needed to […]
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06.15.2014
Anthony La Ratta Discussed “Estate and Trust Fiduciary Litigation: Minimizing and Defending Breach of Duty Claims”
This CLE webinar provides guidance to estate planning counsel on minimizing and defending breach of fiduciary duty claims when administering trusts and estates. The experienced panelists discuss the most contentious breach of duty claims and effective defenses and techniques to reduce the possibility of a lawsuit. When: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 Speaker: Anthony R. La […]
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06.01.2014
Steven K. Mignogna presented “Seven Deadly Claims” at American Law Institute Continuing Legal Education Group
Steven K. Mignogna will present “Seven Deadly Claims” at the American Law Institute Continuing Legal Education Group (ALI-CLE), “Representing Estate and Trust Beneficiaries and Fiduciaries” in Chicago, IL on July 24, 2014. Mr. Mignogna will discuss claims involving estates and trusts that are unique yet growing around the country. This presentation will be part of […]
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Donald P. Craig
Don concentrates his practice in the area of estate litigation, including will contests, disputes between fiduciaries and beneficiaries, guardianship matters and accountings.