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The WiLaw Quarterly Newsletter

Newsletter Article Highlights:

  • Anne Heche’s Will Contest: A Cautionary Tale
  • How Joint Accounts Can Ruin Your Estate Plan
  • Understanding Common Notices Individuals Receive from the IRS
  • How Does Life Insurance Work with an Estate Plan?
  • Seventh Circuit Holds That Light Duty Policy Did Not Violate the PDA

Firm News:

  • The Firm Welcomes Four New Attorneys
  • Attorney Jessica Haskell Elected to the Board of Directors of the State Bar’s Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Creditors’ Rights Section
  • Attorney Erica Reib Reelected to the Board of the State Bar’s Labor and Employment Section
  • 19 OCHDL Lawyers Selected as 2023 Best Lawyers®; Another 4 Named Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch

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Published by
ONeil Cannon
4 years ago

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