Published by Gbaf News
Posted on January 19, 2018
Expanding its strong Private Client Team, Rimon Law is proud to announce that Roy P. Kozupsky is joining the team as a Partner in the firm’s New York City and Boston offices.
Mr. Kozupsky joins Rimon from Moses & Singer LLP, where he also served as Partner.
“Rimon is a great place for private client services. The firm’s focus on experienced attorneys who can efficiently handle the most challenging matters makes it a natural home for anyone looking for trusts & estates attorneys,” said Mr. Kozupsky.
Mr. Kozupsky has worked exclusively in the field of private client services and trusts & estates, which encompasses legacy planning/private wealth planning for large American families, their family enterprises and their philanthropic organizations, including:
“Over the past decade, my practice has gravitated to more multi-disciplinary work and is closely focused upon the field of family legacy planning for family enterprises – i.e., those families whose wealth is closely tied to and aligned with their family businesses and philanthropic initiatives,” said Mr. Kozupsky.
Mr. Kozupsky attended the University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law, J.D. and the University of Colorado, B.A.
Expanding its strong Private Client Team, Rimon Law is proud to announce that Roy P. Kozupsky is joining the team as a Partner in the firm’s New York City and Boston offices.
Mr. Kozupsky joins Rimon from Moses & Singer LLP, where he also served as Partner.
“Rimon is a great place for private client services. The firm’s focus on experienced attorneys who can efficiently handle the most challenging matters makes it a natural home for anyone looking for trusts & estates attorneys,” said Mr. Kozupsky.
Mr. Kozupsky has worked exclusively in the field of private client services and trusts & estates, which encompasses legacy planning/private wealth planning for large American families, their family enterprises and their philanthropic organizations, including:
“Over the past decade, my practice has gravitated to more multi-disciplinary work and is closely focused upon the field of family legacy planning for family enterprises – i.e., those families whose wealth is closely tied to and aligned with their family businesses and philanthropic initiatives,” said Mr. Kozupsky.
Mr. Kozupsky attended the University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law, J.D. and the University of Colorado, B.A.
