The Nassau County Bar Association, The Safe Center LI and Nassau Suffolk Law Services have named Rivkin Radler a top law firm in pro bono service for 2020.

The annual awards rank law firms by total number of pro bono service hours within their category. Rivkin Radler logged the second-largest number of pro bono hours

John McFaul will be presenting “An Overview of Kinship Proceedings” at the Nassau County Bar Association’s Surrogates Court Estates & Trusts Committee meeting on Thursday, May 19, 2016.

John McFaul was featured in a Newsday Business Section article entitled, “Long Island Law Practices Embrace Specialization.” The article spotlighted a number of Long Island attorneys who practice a very specialized kind of law. John was featured for the work he does in the Trust & Estates Practice Group; specifically his work sorting out complex family

John McFaul, a partner in the firm’s Trusts, Estates & Taxation Practice Group, will be a presenter at the Surrogate’s Court Estates & Trusts Committee and Queens County Surrogate’s Court program entitled, “Estate Planning Under the New 2013 Tax Law.”

Mr. McFaul will present, “Estate Planning With Credit Shelter Trusts After the Passage of

Jeffrey Greener, John McFaul and Christopher Miehl, members of the firm’s Trusts, Estates & Taxation Practice Group won on summary judgment in a contested probate proceeding, more commonly known as a Will Contest, in the Nassau County Surrogate’s Court. In New York State, a Will of a deceased person is given legal effect only after

Uniondale, New York – May 2011 – William M. Savino, Managing Partner of Rivkin Radler LLP, announced the addition of new partner John M. McFaul, of Bayville, New York to the firm. Mr. McFaul joins the firm’s Trusts, Estates & Taxation Practice Group.

“The partnership is delighted to welcome John McFaul. John brings an exceptional