Jennifer E. Karr
Associate
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Jennifer Karr counsels individuals and families in the areas of estate, gift and succession planning, will and trust preparation and estate and trust administration. She also has experience in tax law, having worked as a legal intern and teaching assistant in the University of Connecticut School of Law's Low Income Tax Clinic and as a legal extern at the IRS Office of Chief Counsel. She served as president of the University of Connecticut School of Law's Tax Society and earned a Certificate in Taxation.
with honors
2016CALI Academic Excellence Award in American Slavery and American Law, 2016
UConn Law School Foundation Board Merit Scholarship, 2013
Bright Futures Scholar, 2005
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