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ANDREW ZABRONSKY
Andrew Zabronsky
was born in Bellmore, New
York, on Long Island,
February 19, 1958. He graduated
from Bellmore John F.
Kennedy High
School in 1976, where he was a National Merit Scholar
finalist, and obtained his B.A. in fine arts (with honors) from Union College,
Schenectady, New York. He received his Juris
Doctor degree from Hastings
College of the Law
in 1984.
Since his admission to the California
Bar in December 1984, and passing the New York State Bar in July 1985,
Mr. Zabronsky has been associated with the San Francisco law
firms of Tarkington, O'Connor & O'Neill and
Hanson Bridgett, Marcus, Vlahos & Rudy. He joined Evans, Latham & Campisi
in 1994, becoming a shareholder in 1996, and specializes in probate and
trust litigation. He is the author of the "Breach of Trust" and
co-author of the "No-Contest Clauses and Other Obstacles to
Litigation" in "California Trust and Probate Litigation",
Continuing Education of the Bar (1999-2005), for which he has been update
editor; author of "Out-of-State Practitioners in Our Midst? The
Impact of Birbrower and Estate of Condon,"
California Trust and Estate Quarterly, Winter 1998; co-author of
“Of Delegating and Double Dipping,” Trust & Estates
Magazine, 2004; co-author of “State Bar Committee Can’t
Justify Repeal of No-Contest Clauses,” San Francisco Daily Journal,
December 21, 2004. He served as a
CEB panelist in programs in San Francisco,
Sacramento and San Jose on Estate and Trust Litigation
and on Will Contests in 2001, 2002 and 2004. He has been a speaker at the California
Bankers Association 2002 Trust and Investment Conference,
“Immunizing Yourself from the Class Action Virus;” at the
National Trust Real Estate Association 2004 Conference, “Closely Held
Businesses and Real Estate in Trusts;” and, at programs of the
Probate Sections of the San Francisco Bar Association and the Alameda Bar
Association, and the Sacramento Estate Planning Council. His published decisions include Estate
of Condon (1998) 65 Cal.App.4th 1138 and Conservatorship of Coombs (1998)
67 Cal.App.4th 1395.
Mr. Zabronsky
lives in Berkeley
with his wife and son.
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