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The Robins Kaplan Spotlight
The Robins Kaplan Spotlight is a newsletter of the firm’s Wealth Planning, Administration, and Fiduciary Disputes Group created to provide a forum to discuss the latest news and other issues impacting the trusts and estates community.
Fiduciary disputes come in many varieties, but they share some consistent themes that involve the erosion of trust, high emotion, and opportunities—sometimes missed—for creative pproaches to avoid or resolve litigation. As practitioners and teachers of fiduciary law, our attorneys have built a reputation for excellence in meeting the needs of individuals and rganizations facing complex fiduciary issues, starting with the transactional and estate planning work that can mitigate risk from the beginning. We counsel individuals and business owners in a broad range of fiduciary issues, from estate planning and business succession, to dispute resolution and litigation when unavoidable.
Vol. 4, No. 4
This Winter 2019 issue focuses on "The Future of the Fiduciary":
- Era of 'Art' - The Impact of Assisted Reproductive Technology in Estate Planning
- 2019 Year in Review, by Denise S. Rahne
Issue Editor: Timothy Billion
Vol. 4, No. 2
This Summer 2019 issue focuses on “The Family Business and Succession Planning”:
- Passing the Baton: Pitfalls to Avoid in Family Business Succession Planning, by Steve K. Orloff and Erica A. Ramsey
- Successor Liability in Asset Sales of Family or Closely Held Businesses, by Robert F. Callahan and Peter N. Foundas
- Hold Me Closer Tiny Shareholder: Protections for Minority Shareholders in Closely Held Corporations, by Thomas F. Berndt
Issue Editor: Peter Foundas
Vol. 4, No. 1
This Spring 2019 issue focuses on bankruptcy:
- Exemption of Inherited IRAS Under California Law: The Legacy of Clark V. Rameker, By Michael T. Delaney and Peter Foundas
- South Dakota DAPTS: Protect Your Cake and Eat it, Too, by Brendan V. Johnson and Erica A. Ramsey
- California Supreme Court Decision Limits Protections for Spendthrift Trusts, By Kevin D. Meek and Zachary A. Cohen
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