Leiha Macauley Quoted by CNBC and New York Times on Estate of Sopranos' Star

July 19, 2013

Leiha Macauley discusses the will and estate of James Gandolfini in a July 19 New York Times and CNBC article addressing the controversy surrounding the late actor's finances. Gandolfini died from a heart attack at the age of 51, and his will, made public after his death, has been criticized amid speculation about distribution of assets and taxes due. But Leiha says that taxes might be beside the point: "The person who is trying to provide for the children from the first marriage, the second marriage, and a wife who may be the same age as his sisters, he doesn't care about estate taxes. He wants to provide for them equally."

The New York Times
Financial Post

On November 9, Peter M. Shapland, chair of Day Pitney’s Trust Services and Fiduciary Compliance practice group and chair of the firm’s Trust Oversight Committee, served as a panelist at the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Sixth Annual Probate Law Conference held in Norwood, MA.

November 9, 2018

Massachusetts Bar Association’s Sixth Annual Probate Law Conference, Norwood, MA

Town and County Business and Professional Women's Success Series

On October 10, Tiana Gianopulos will be a panelist at the Business and Professional Women's Success Series breakfast, presented by the Town and County Club in Hartford, CT.

October 10, 2018

Town and County Club, Hartford, CT

Estate Planning

On June 14, Angela Titus McEwan will be speaking on Estate Planning at a Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company (VALIC) Financial Literacy Seminar at CarePoint MSO in Jersey City, NJ.

June 14, 2018

Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company (VALIC) Financial Literacy Seminar, CarePoint MSO, Jersey City, NJ

How Florida Affirmed Fiduciaries' Lawyer-Client Privilege

April 6, 2018

Jay Kauffman and Paul Marino authored an article, "How Florida Affirmed Fiduciaries' Lawyer-Client Privilege," published by Law360.

Recent Cases Address Undue Influence in Will Contests

April 2, 2018

Day Pitney partner Angela Titus McEwan authored an article, “Recent Cases Address Undue Influence in Will Contests,” published by the New Jersey Law Journal.

Alisa Hacker Joins Day Pitney as Litigation Partner in Boston

September 24, 2018

Day Pitney Press Release

Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2018 Recognizes Fifteen Day Pitney Attorneys

July 24, 2018

Day Pitney Press Release

Angela Titus McEwan Elected as a Fellow of the ACTEC

April 19, 2018

Day Pitney Press Release

Keith Bradoc Gallant Elected to ACTEC Board of Regents and Executive Committee

March 12, 2017

Day Pitney Press Release

Business Groups Encouraged by Legislators

March 7, 2016

Rick Sanders is quoted in an article, "Business Groups Encouraged by Legislators," in NJBIZ, which addresses political activity behind a bill to phase out New Jersey's estate tax. Under the bipartisan bill, the estate tax, which currently applies to inheritances valued at $675,000 or more, would be eliminated gradually over a five-year period. "It affects such a small part of the population," Sanders said. "It just strikes me as unusual that all of a sudden, this bill came. I think it's not coincidental that the governor was campaigning for president at the time he called for the repeal. For years and years, there's been proposals to increase the exemption to $1 million and it never got any traction in New Jersey."