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Falcon Rappaport & Berkman Promotes Karen C. Davakis to Partner in Estate Litigation Practice Group - Falcon Rappaport & Berkman LLP New York, NY – – Falcon Rappaport & Berkman (FRB) is pleased to announce that Karen C. Davakis has been promoted to Partner in the firm’s Trusts &

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Karen C. Davakis to Partner in our Trusts & Estates Litigation and Fiduciary Accounting Practice Groups.

Read more about Karen’s promotion here: frblaw.com/falcon-rappa...

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It looked simple, but it wasn’t solid. A poorly written trust dragged the family through 3 years of court. One mistake cost time, money, and peace.

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Solicitor-Client Privilege and Beyond - de Vries Litigation Solicitor-client privilege is a principle entrenched in our legal system. It goes without saying that counsel and client must be able to communicate openly and honestly. But what happens when a client dies? What becomes of the solicitor-client privilege or more specifically, the files of the deceased individual? This issue was raised in the recent...read more

Unsigned will? In Allison v. McBride, the court held solicitor-client privilege may be preserved after death - speculation under SLRA s. 21.1 isn’t enough. Final intent must be clear. #estatelitigation #wills

Solicitor-Client Privilege and Beyond - de Vries Litigation Solicitor-client privilege is a principle entrenched in our legal system. It goes without saying that counsel and client must be able to communicate openly and honestly. But what happens when a client...

Unsigned will? In Allison v. McBride, the court held solicitor-client privilege may be preserved after death - speculation under SLRA s. 21.1 isn’t enough. Final intent must be clear. #estatelitigation #wills devrieslitigation.com/solicitor-cl... Written by Joanna Lindenberg