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18th Annual High School Photography Contest Returns
(WSYR-TV) — If a picture is worth a thousand words, then students across Central New York will have a lot to say during the 18th annual High School Photography Contest. Local law firm Bousquet Holstein is partnering with the Everson Museum of Art for the contest. To help put the event into focus, Larry Bousquet,
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The Revocable Living Trust: What It Does, What It Doesn’t, and When It Makes Sense in New York
Few estate planning tools are more widely recommended — or more widely misunderstood — than the revocable living trust. Clients often arrive convinced that a trust will save taxes, shield assets from creditors, or protect them if they ever need nursing home care. A revocable trust does none of those things. What it does do,
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Bousquet Holstein PLLC welcomes Andrew J. Castelletti
Bousquet Holstein PLLC is pleased to announce Andrew J. Castelletti has joined the firm as an associate attorney. Castelletti brings experience in multistate taxation and corporate transactions, with a focus on tax planning, risk management, and available tax incentives. In addition, his experience encompasses a broad range of state and local tax (SALT) matters, including
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Larry Bousquet on Leadership: Decisions Are Better if They’re Discussed in the Open
Larry Bousquet studied history in college and had a choice to make after graduation: continue his history studies in graduate school or go to law school. “My dad, Joe Bousquet, probably said, listen, once you have that law degree, you’ll always have something,” Bousquet says. “I wanted to go to law school not because I
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