About Jeffrey
Jeffrey M. Fetter is a partner of Scolaro, Shulman, Cohen, Fetter & Burstein, P.C. in Syracuse, New York and is Chairman of the Business Practice Group. His statewide practice focuses on business, estate, tax, succession and transactional planning for closely held and family owned enterprises. Legal services Jeff provides his clients include: state, federal and international tax and business planning; estate and long term care planning; business and succession planning for closely held and family owned business enterprises; e-commerce planning; employee and shareholder/principal relations and employee benefits; protection of intellectual property; transactional planning; acquisitions, dispositions, mergers, tax-free reorganization of business entities; entity structuring; contract negotiation, dispute resolution; international contracts and business planning and the dissolutions of business entities.Jeff is licensed to practice in the State of New York, the State of Washington and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Clients Jeff represents are involved in farm and agriculture related businesses, professional service, e-commerce, manufacturing, communications and retail businesses.He has authored several articles on business and estate planning for various periodicals. He is also the past President of the Cultural Resources Council of Onondaga County.
Jeffrey M. Fetter is a partner of Scolaro, Shulman, Cohen, Fetter & Burstein, P.C. in Syracuse, New York and is Chairman of the Business Practice Group. His statewide practice focuses on business, estate, tax, succession and transactional planning for closely held and family owned enterprises. Legal services Jeff provides his clients include: state, federal and international tax and business planning; estate and long term care planning; business and succession planning for closely held and family owned business enterprises; e-commerce planning; employee and shareholder/principal relations and employee benefits; protection of intellectual property; transactional planning; acquisitions, dispositions, mergers, tax-free reorganization of business entities; entity structuring; contract negotiation, dispute resolution; international contracts and business planning and the dissolutions of business entities.Jeff is licensed to practice in the State of New York, the State of Washington and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Clients Jeff represents are involved in farm and agriculture related businesses, professional service, e-commerce, manufacturing, communications and retail businesses.He has authored several articles on business and estate planning for various periodicals. He is also the past President of the Cultural Resources Council of Onondaga County.
Jeffrey M. Fetter is a partner of Scolaro, Shulman, Cohen, Fetter & Burstein, P.C. in Syracuse, New York and is Chairman of the Business Practice Group. His statewide practice focuses on business, estate, tax, succession and transactional planning for closely held and family owned enterprises. Legal services Jeff provides his clients include: state, federal and international tax and business planning; estate and long term care planning; business and succession planning for closely held and family owned business enterprises; e-commerce planning; employee and shareholder/principal relations and employee benefits; protection of intellectual property; transactional planning; acquisitions, dispositions, mergers, tax-free reorganization of business entities; entity structuring; contract negotiation, dispute resolution; international contracts and business planning and the dissolutions of business entities.
Jeff is licensed to practice in the State of New York, the State of Washington and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Clients Jeff represents are involved in farm and agriculture related businesses, professional service, e-commerce, manufacturing, communications and retail businesses.
He has authored several articles on business and estate planning for various periodicals. He is also the past President of the Cultural Resources Council of Onondaga County.
