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Download vCardSteven Glaser has been a Moses & Singer partner since 1985, originally having joined the firm as an associate in 1976. He practices tax, pension, corporate and banking law. He has significant experience advising on and litigating a wide variety of benefits and tax issues. He has noteworthy experience in the extension of credit facilities by institutional lenders collateralized with life insurance policies.
Steve has represented substantial private companies in the merchandise and dairy distribution businesses for their corporate and tax needs. In the recreational industry, he has represented golf and similar clubs for specialized tax needs.
- Trustee, Great Neck Library, 1995-2000, President, 1997
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Steven Glaser has been a Moses & Singer partner since 1985, originally having joined the firm as an associate in 1976. He practices tax, pension, corporate and banking law. He has significant experience advising on and litigating a wide variety of benefits and tax issues. He has noteworthy experience in the extension of credit facilities by institutional lenders collateralized with life insurance policies.
Steve has represented substantial private companies in the merchandise and dairy distribution businesses for their corporate and tax needs. In the recreational industry, he has represented golf and similar clubs for specialized tax needs.
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- New York University School of Law (LL.M. in Taxation)
- Columbia University School of Law (J.D.)
- Columbia University (B.A., magna cum laude)
- New York
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