About David
David Neufeld constructed a law school training that moved from accounting into taxation law. He earned a B.A. in Management Science and Accounting from Duke University in 1975, received his J.D. from New York Law School in 1980 and completed a LL.M. in Taxation at New York University School of Law in 1983. Those years framed an early interest in the technical aspect of law and finance.
Early in his career he served as a lawyer-advisor to Judge Jacobs at the United States Tax Court in 1984. That position positioned him inside the federal tax adjudication process. It uncovered him to the procedural and substantive issues that often outline complicated tax controversies.
He is admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He holds memberships within the New Jersey State Bar and the New York State Bar. He is likewise active in the American Bar Association’s Real Property, Trust & Estate Section, where he has held several leadership roles, including Chair of the Insurance & Financial Planning Committee and Co-Chair of the Corporate Sponsorship Committee. Those committee posts mirror an interest in the intersections of estate making plans, coverage vehicles and company relationships.
Neufeld’s practice has mixed tax, estate making plans and business concerns. He has labored on things that require translating taxation law into realistic recommendation for individuals and households, as well as for closely held businesses. His background in accounting informs that work. He approaches client things by parsing complex guidelines and presenting alternatives in concrete phrases rather than summary theory.
He practices at Flaster Greenberg PC, maintaining ties to the firm’s workplaces in Princeton and Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Colleagues describe him as continuous in deliberation and exacting in document work. His trial experience on the Tax Court and his committee work in the ABA deliver him with both procedural perception and a continuous circulate of advancements in trust and property regulation.
Outside of formal roles he has participated in bar activities and professional committees that address coverage, monetary planning and sponsorship matters within the trusts and estates field. Those engagements keep him connected to evolving practice problems and to different lawyers handling similar issues.
He currently practices at Flaster Greenberg PC, the place his work facilities on tax-associated property making plans, confidence matters and enterprise succession planning.
