Webinar 10.22.24
Legacy Leaders: Estate Planning for Business Owners
2:00PM - 3:00PM EDT
Partner, Silicon Valley & New York
Jennifer knows the code and practice area inside out … she does a great job of reading a family’s prevailing attitude and leaning, and applies a plan accordingly.
Jennifer Jordan McCall, co-leader of both the Private Client & Family Office and the Litigation – Trusts, Estates and High Net Worth teams, is a leading authority on U.S. and international gift and estate planning.
Jenny is consistently recognized by Chambers USA and Chambers High Net Worth as a leading lawyer nationally (2006 – 2017) and in Northern California (2016 – 2017, 2019 – 2024). She is also recognized by Super Lawyers (published by Thomson Reuters) in California (2006 – 2024) and New York (2006 – 2011, 2014 – 2024).
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Jenny crafts tax-savings business succession and estate transfer plans that preserve wealth and enhance family relationships. Her clients include internationally renowned museums and corporations, charities, foundations, high-net-worth families and individuals, fiduciaries and nonprofits. Jenny’s experience includes complex trust and estate administration and litigation; gift and generation-skipping transfer taxes; spousal rights of election and rights of adopted children; endowments; and tax aspects related to disposition of corporate holdings and financial transactions.
Jenny has successfully represented numerous clients in dispute resolution and litigation matters involving family disputes and trusts and estates matters. Representative cases include representing clients in a highly contentious family matter involving a family corporation, and oil and gas and mineral rights, where she obtained a very favorable result for her clients, notwithstanding strong opposition from other top law firms, and which involved New York and Texas courts and related law. Jenny has prevailed in litigations and dispute resolutions involving substantial assets in a family with dozens of trusts and multiple parties in the context of a bitterly litigated divorce and post-nuptial disputes, obtaining extremely favorable results for her clients and preserving the trust assets without any reduction of the trust assets in the various settlements, involving the law in London and New York. Jenny has represented banks and trust companies, serving as executor and trustee in highly contested disputes and litigations in California and New York. Her experience includes dispute resolution and litigation experience in many jurisdictions.
Jenny is a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), where she serves as a member of the International Tax Planning and Estate and Gift Tax committees. She has lectured extensively and conducts seminars on estate and tax planning. Jenny also serves as a co-chair of the Princeton Planned Giving Advisory Committee, on behalf of whom she presented during the 1746 Society Webinar series. The series is widely commended, winning Grand Gold & Circle of Excellence awards by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). CASE recognized the series as an “outstanding concept with clear goals,” and “an innovative way of leveraging a concept as a stewardship opportunity.”
She is based in the Silicon Valley, New York and Palm Beach offices and is admitted to practice law in California, Florida, New York and Wyoming.
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Education
LL.M., New York University School of Law, 1988
J.D., University of Virginia School of Law, 1982
B.A., Princeton University, 1978
cum laude
Admissions
California
Florida
New York
Wyoming