Attorneys leave Littman Krooks to establish practice for families, elderly. Attorneys Martha Brosius and Matthew Trask have left Westchester, N.Y.-based law firm Littman Krooks to found Brosius Trask, a New York-based practice focused on elder law and matters related to trusts and estates.

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"Our practice is guided by the importance of advance directives and prior planning in order to protect assets and dictate decisions that would otherwise be left to the courts," says Brosius. "Many people underestimate the impact that the lack of planning can have on their families."

Brosius Trask lays claim to expertise in estate planning, guardianship proceedings and will contests for their clients. "Strategic preparation and attention to detail are essential to our client service," says Trask.

Before joining Littman Krooks, Brosius worked at the law firms Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz and Borovina & Marullo. Prior to that, and before she received her undergraduate and law-school training, Brosius served in the U.S. Navy.

Trask was in the U.S. Marine Corps for eight years. He then spent two years working at Littman Krooks during and after his admission to the New York State Bar. -FWR

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