Jennifer is a valued partner to and trusted advisor of her clients. She focuses her practice on corporate, tax, and estate and business succession planning matters.
Jennifer advises privately held companies and individuals with respect to a wide range of corporate and tax matters, including mergers and acquisitions, real estate, financial transactions, and complex trust and estate matters.
In addition to her legal practice, Jennifer is the director of the M.S. in taxation program at the University at Albany, State University of New York, where she teaches courses on federal, state, and interstate taxation. She is also an adjunct professor at Albany Law School, where she teaches courses on corporate tax, partnership tax, state and local tax, and estate planning. Jen is also a member of the firm's compensation committee and chair of the firm's tax practice group.
Jennifer has extensive experience handling a broad array of corporate and tax matters for her clients. Representative examples of Jennifer's work include:
Recapitalizing a client’s business entity and preparing all associated estate planning documents needed to allow for the orderly transfer of the client’s businesses to the next generation
Leading a team to assist a publicly held client in issuing a new class of preferred stock through a private placement
Planning and implementing a stock repurchase program for a client with widely held securities
Handling legal and tax aspects of several trusts formed to maintain significant rental real estate holdings, charitable interests, and other business holdings
Successfully concluding a significant IRS audit and appeals hearing involving deductibility of passive losses
Obtaining voluntary disclosure agreements/penalty abatements for clients with significant unreported New York State income and sales and use tax
Settling a New York State tax controversy involving employee classification and out-of-state contractors
Advising several clients in the construction industry and design professions regarding corporate and operational planning needed to qualify for New York State WBE and DBE certifications
Acted as a testifying expert witness with respect to income tax issues in a litigated corporate dissolution matter
Jennifer is a valued partner to and trusted advisor of her clients. She focuses her practice on corporate, tax, and estate and business succession planning matters.
Jennifer advises privately held companies and individuals with respect to a wide range of corporate and tax matters, including mergers and acquisitions, real estate, financial transactions, and complex trust and estate matters.
Jennifer is a valued partner to and trusted advisor of her clients. She focuses her practice on corporate, tax, and estate and business succession planning matters.
Jennifer advises privately held companies and individuals with respect to a wide range of corporate and tax matters, including mergers and acquisitions, real estate, financial transactions, and complex trust and estate matters.
In addition to her legal practice, Jennifer is the director of the M.S. in taxation program at the University at Albany, State University of New York, where she teaches courses on federal, state, and interstate taxation. She is also an adjunct professor at Albany Law School, where she teaches courses on corporate tax, partnership tax, state and local tax, and estate planning. Jen is also a member of the firm's compensation committee and chair of the firm's tax practice group.
Jennifer has extensive experience handling a broad array of corporate and tax matters for her clients. Representative examples of Jennifer's work include:
Recapitalizing a client’s business entity and preparing all associated estate planning documents needed to allow for the orderly transfer of the client’s businesses to the next generation
Leading a team to assist a publicly held client in issuing a new class of preferred stock through a private placement
Planning and implementing a stock repurchase program for a client with widely held securities
Handling legal and tax aspects of several trusts formed to maintain significant rental real estate holdings, charitable interests, and other business holdings
Successfully concluding a significant IRS audit and appeals hearing involving deductibility of passive losses
Obtaining voluntary disclosure agreements/penalty abatements for clients with significant unreported New York State income and sales and use tax
Settling a New York State tax controversy involving employee classification and out-of-state contractors
Advising several clients in the construction industry and design professions regarding corporate and operational planning needed to qualify for New York State WBE and DBE certifications
Acted as a testifying expert witness with respect to income tax issues in a litigated corporate dissolution matter
