Attorney Bruce Katzen represents a woman who claims her brother, as trustee of a trust established for their mother, violated his fiduciary duty by doling out gifts to himself and draining the trust to about $300,000.
January 24, 2014 at 10:00 PM
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Jacob C. Cohen was a prominent real estate developer, investor and hotelier. He owned numerous apartment buildings in New York City and prominent Miami Beach hotels including the Deauville, Crown and Saxony.
When Cohen died in 1974, his estate was split among his six children, including Ada Turkish Trask.
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