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Since 1991, the lawyers of Tarlow, Breed, Hart & Rodgers, P.C. have provided sophisticated legal counsel to families, entrepreneurs, businesses, individuals, and institutions. The firm offers expertise in Corporate Law and Business Transactions, Taxation, Family Business, Estate Planning and Administration, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Family Law, Hospitality Law, Real Estate and Land Use. The firm's partners (members of the professional corporation) and their particular areas of ability present a rich combination of experience and perspective.

Tarlow, Breed, Hart & Rodgers, P.C. is a member of the International Business Law Consortium (IBLC). Established in 1996, the IBLC comprises over 100 independent law firms, tax advisers and business consultancies providing a range of easily accessible services around the world. The IBLC was established by The Centre for International Legal Studies, which promotes the dissemination of information among members of the international legal community.. [ LEARN MORE ]
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Edward D. Tarlow

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Biography

"Knowledge, staying current and having the ability to understand and apply recent decisions are essential to providing skillful legal counsel today. It is only the combination of these skills, however, with an understanding of the client and his objectives, that leads to the successful, efficient resolution of a client's problem."

As a founding member of Tarlow, Breed, Hart & Rodgers, Ed has held a key role in the firm's development and increasing expertise in the areas of taxation, business law and estate planning. Reflecting the multidisciplinary experience that gives substance to the firm's maturity, Ed was a chemical engineer before entering the legal profession.

Publications

"Who Will Follow the Leader?," Small Firm Business, Summer 2005

"Who should be the trustee of your family's business?," Boston Business Journal, June 10-16, 2005

"Executive Profile," Boston Business Journal, February 18-24, 2005

Co-author: "How to Overcome Complications of Ownership Attribution for Closely Held Corporations," Estate Planning, September/October, 1987

"Non-Pro Rata Stock Surrenders," Taxation for Lawyers, September/October, 1987

"Recent Developments Clarify Tax Effects of Lapse of Crummey Powers," Estate Planning, September/October, 1986

"How to Use Trusts and Estates to Maximize Deductions for Charitable Contributions," Estate Planning, March/April, 1986

"Despite Risks, Personal Holding Companies Provide Many Opportunities for Estate Planners," Estate Planning, January, 1985

"Increase of Trust Benefits Through Situs Change," Financial and Estate Planning (CCH), June, 1984

"Knowledge of the IRS's Approach Can Increase Taxpayers' Success on Questions of Valuation," Estate Planning, May, 1983

Teaching

New England School of Law 1986-1997 - Advanced Corporate Taxation, Corporate Finance, Business Planning and Business Reorganizations;
Suffolk University Law School, Boston 1988-1997 - Estate Planning.

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