Stanley N. Bergman
Partner | New Haven
Stanley is a partner in the private client and tax team.
He is a founding partner of the firm Bergman Horowitz & Reynolds which merged with Withers in 2002 to create Withers Bergman in the US. Stanley encompasses all phases of tax law, estate planning and trusts (both domestic and international), business law and advising on pension plans. His work involves devising plans that save income and death taxes and also provide asset protection programs for international clients.
He is a contributor to various tax periodicals and co-author of a book on the design of pension and profit sharing plans which is part of the tax management service published by the Bureau of National Affairs. He is also a frequent lecturer and instructor of continuing education courses. Stanley is also a Certified Public Accountant.
Admissions
Publications
Memberships
Talks
State of Connecticut, 1959
Registered Foreign Lawyer in the UK, 2002
‘How the new federal and Connecticut estate and gift tax exemption could affect your estate plan,’ Withers article - January 2018, co-author
Various tax periodicals and co-author of a book on the design of pension and profit sharing plans which is part of the tax management service published by the Bureau of National Affairs
‘It’s a Smaller World, But It’s No Less Taxing’, Leaders Magazine - April, May and June 2003, co-author
Yale University School of Medicine, Advisory Board to the Department of Psychiatry
International Arts and Ideas Festival, New Haven, Connecticut
Bank Director for Fleet Bank and its predecessor
Connecticut Bar Association
American Bar Association
University of Heidelberg Law School and University of Michigan Law School, guest lecturer
‘Three Years Back and Three Years Forward’, Presentation at the 2nd Annual Global Family Office Conference, sponsored by MGI and Withers Bergman LLP, New York, April 2004
‘Global Structures and Strategic Planning’, FOX Fall Forum, sponsored by Family Office Exchange, Illinois, October 2003
Education
Languages
- English
