Bradley E.S. Fogel, J.D.
Professor
Courses Taught
Business Associations, Estate Planning, Fiduciary Tax, Property Taxation, Trusts and Estates
Education
Practice Areas
- Business Associations
- Estate Law and Planning
- Taxation
- Trusts
Research Interests
Bradley E.S. Fogel鈥檚 scholarly work focuses on wills, trusts and estate planning as well as the federal estate and gift tax. He has written extensively on the estate planning aspects of subjects as diverse as testamentary capacity, legal malpractice in the estate planning context, Medicaid, constitutional law, the federal gift tax annual exclusion, state income taxes and gifts to minors.
Honors and Awards
Fogel is a past recipient of the 抖阴pro Faculty 抖阴pro Award and has previously been elected Teacher of the Year by SLU LAW students
Professional Organizations and Associations
Fogel is an academic fellow of the American College of Trusts & Estates Counsel. He is also a member of the Missouri Bar Committee on Trust Law Revisions which revised the Uniform Trust Code and successfully sought to have it enacted in Missouri.
Community Work and Service
After law school, he practiced law in New York where he represented high net worth
clients in connection with estate and succession planning, as well as small business
planning. In his pro bono work, he represented persons with AIDS in connection with
their estate planning.
Fogel entered academia as a visiting assistant professor at Widener University School
of Law in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. From there he joined the faculty of SLU LAW in
1999.