Daily Journal Staff Writer
For the past two years, estate planning attorneys have begrudgingly settled into a new norm.
"We've developed a higher tolerance for uncertainty," said Charlotte K. Ito, a partner at Fox Rothschild LLP in San Francisco.
The uncertainty Ito and other estate planners face began in the waning days of 2009, when inaction by Congress enabled estate taxes to lapse in 2010. The clock...
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