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 | Patricia M. AnninoPartner
Prince Lobel Glovsky & Tye LLP
100 Cambridge Street, Suite 2200
Boston, Massachusetts
02114
(Suffolk Co.)
Telephone: 617.456.8009
Fax: 617.456.8100
http://www.princelobel.com/attorneys-1.html
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| Practice Areas | Estate Planning Law(50%); Probate Law(25%); Estate Taxation Law(25%) | | | Education | Suffolk University, J.D., 1981; Boston University, LL.M., Taxation, 1982, Williams College; Smith College, A.B., 1978 | | | Admitted | 1981, Massachusetts | |
| Memberships | Boston (Past Chair, Estate Planning Committee) and Massachusetts (Past Chair, Legislation Committee, Probate Section, 1985-1991; Past Co-Chair, Probate Education Committee) Bar Association. | | | Born | Boston, Massachusetts, November 21, 1956 | | | Biography | Member, Boston University Journal of Tax Law. Author: "Estate Planning in Massachusetts," Vol. 23 & 24, The Massachusetts Practice Series, Thomson/West Publishing Company; "Women & Money: A Practical Guide to Estate Planning"; "Taxwise Planning for Aging, Illness and Incapacity," AICPA, 1994. Editor, The Estate Planning Newsletter , 1993-1997. Lecturer: "Advanced Estate Planning Strategies: Case Studies," National Tax Institute; "Estate and Gift Taxation," Bentley College Graduate Tax Program (1991, 2004 and 2005); "The Irrevocable Insurance Trust," The Boston Estate Planning Council, (1993); "Avoiding Common Estate Planning Errors," Summer 1994 and Summer 1996; "Estate Administration," Boston Tax Institute; "Estate Planning Strategies," "Advanced Estate Planning Strategies" and "The Family Limited Partnership as an Estate Planning Tool," New England Estate Planning Collaborative. Faculty Member, "Estate Planning for the Disabled Child," MCLE, Spring 1992. | | | ISLN | 909413420 | |
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Why Are Women So Successful in the Family Business?Patricia M. Annino, April 16, 2009 Women have a natural tendency to collaborate, communicate and connect. While these traits may sometimes make women more vulnerable to those who favor a more combative, competitive environment, it is precisely those traits that also make women successful in the family business. |
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