Law School
Brooklyn Law School, LL.B., 1966; New York University School of Law, LL.M. in Taxation, 1967
Law School Graduation Year
1967
College
University of Rochester, B.A., 1963
Memberships
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York; New York State Bar Association; Estate Planning Council of Westchester County.
Biographical
Author: Divorce, Maritals and Their Agreements, 35 New York University Institute on Federal Taxation, 1977; Gifts in Light of Tax Reform, 12 University of Miami Law Center Institute of Estate Planning, 1978; Estates Taxes and the Employee Benefit Plan, 38 New York University Institute on Federal Taxation, 1980; Corporate Taxes Can Still Be Saved with S Elections and Liquidations in 1988, 16 Taxation for Lawyers No. 6, 1988; The 1988 Temporary Passive Loss Regs. Revisited: What a Tangled Web They Weave, 13 Review of Taxation of Individuals, No. 3, 1989; Revocable Trusts - A Contrarian's Viewpoint, Vol. 68, No. 2, New York State Bar Journal, 1996. Co-author: Section 1706: Where it Came From and Where It Is Going, 66 Taxes- The Tax Magazine No. 1, 1988; Chapter 6, Revocable Trusts, New York State Bar Association treatise entitled Estate Planning and Will Drafting in New York, 2000. Participant: 35th and 38 New York University Institute on Federal Taxation, 1976 and 1979; 12 University of Miami-Law Center Institute on Estate Planning, 1977; ALI/ABA conference entitled Estate Planning In Depth, 1980; New York State Bar Association conference entitled Equitable Distribution and its Effect on Estate Planning, 1983; Mountain States Tax Conference, 1988. Professor of Law and Taxation, Brooklyn College, 1977—.