Former Dodson Parker Behm and Capparella attorneys Jill Mastroianni and Jason Gichner recently came together for a discussion on the Death Readiness Podcast. Jill is an estate planner, now residing in metro Detroit, who launched the Death Readiness Podcast to provide legal insights and straight talk about estate planning. Jason is the Executive Director of the Tennessee Innocence Project, a non-profit law firm that works to free innocent people wrongfully convicted of crimes they did not commit and drive policy reforms to prevent future wrongful convictions.
In their conversation, Jill and Jason discussed the ongoing support that the Tennessee Innocence Project provides to its exonerated clients, and specifically mentioned that they engaged Dodson Parker Behm and Capparella to provide pro bono estate planning services for their exonerees.
→ Click here to view Jason’s comments on DPBC’s pro bono estate planning services for TIP clients.
→ To listen to the entire podcast, click Why an Innocent Woman Spent 27 Years in Prison.
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Michael Bressman serves as Professor of the Practice of Law at Vanderbilt Law School where he has taught a variety of courses over the last 15 years. This year, Professor Bressman received the Hall-Hartman Award honoring excellent teaching for one of the first-year sections of Contracts. He also teaches Intellectual Property and the Arts Clinic, and directs the Law School’s clerkship program.
