- Diversifying Charitable Remainder Trust Investments
- January 25, 2018 | Authors: Conrad Teitell; Daniel G. Johnson; Katherine A. McAllister
- Law Firm: Cummings & Lockwood LLC - Stamford Office
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Trusts & Estates Magazine
Conrad Teitell, Daniel G. Johnson and Katherine A. McAllister, attorneys in the Private Clients Group, wrote an article for the October 2017 edition of Trusts and Estates Magazine entitled "Diversifying Charitable Remainder Trust Investments".
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