Michael J. Prame

“My wife and I bought an old farmhouse (circa 1750) and have spent years remodeling it for our growing family. With a house that old, you always have in the back of your mind that you are a trustee, preserving the history of the house for the benefit of future owners. In remodeling, we have had to analyze what changes are consistent with the past while addressing not only what our needs are now - but also what will be the needs of the next generation.”

“Much the same can be said about the work we do at Groom,” Mike continues. “Many of the legal issues that we work on are rooted in the common law of trusts or legislation passed by Congress over 35 years ago. No one does a better job laying out the legal landscape for the court and explaining why our client's position not only is consistent with existing law and current industry practice, but also represents good policy to be followed by others in the future."

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