2025 Chambers High Net Worth Recognizes Gary R. Botwinick, Matthew S. Rheingold, and Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno, PC for Private Wealth Law

Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno, PC is proud to announce that firm Co-Managing Partner Gary R. Botwinick and Partner Matthew S. Rheingold have earned inaugural individual rankings in the 2025 Chambers High Net Worth Guide in the New Jersey Private Wealth Law section. They serve as Co-Chairs of the firm’s Trusts & Estates and Taxation practice groups. The firm has also earned its first practice group ranking in the New Jersey Private Wealth Law: Disputes section.

The Chambers High Net Worth Guide highlights professionals who understand the complex needs of high-net-worth individuals and provide advice and legal service. The New Jersey Private Wealth Law section focuses on professionals advising handling matters including wealth transfer and asset protection, business succession planning, charitable giving, trust and estate administration, and complex tax strategies, along with high-stakes disputes involving trusts, probate contests and contested wills.

“Gary and Matthew are known for blending their legal skills and technical capabilities to develop tailored strategies for high net worth clients that help achieve their immediate goals by minimizing taxes and protecting assets, which also works to ensure multi-generational wealth down the road,” said Matheu D. Nunn, Co-Managing Partner of the firm and Co-Chair of its Family/Matrimonial Practice and Appellate Practice. “We congratulate them on their individual recognitions in the prestigious High Net Worth Guide and for the practice group’s recognition in private wealth law, which is indicative of their tenacious leadership and vision in building a team that provides sophisticated counsel in complex matters.”

Botwinick is regarded as a go-to estate planning lawyer for complex cases. He regularly represents closely held businesses, high-earning executives, professionals and litigants in fiduciary litigation matters. He is particularly adept at handling estate planning issues that arise with blended families and focuses on “dynastic estate planning,” which involves creating long-term trusts that preserve wealth for multiple generations beyond just the next generation. He also advises clients on changes in the law, particularly the ever-changing landscape that impacts their personal and professional interests.

Rheingold concentrates his practice on estate and trust administration, charitable planning and business succession, as well as controversial estate litigation and tax dispute matters. He has experience negotiating with the Internal Revenue Service, New Jersey Division of Taxation, and the New York Department of Taxation on behalf of his clients. Rheingold’s deep understanding of tax law and his analytical abilities serve as exceptional assets to his clients, allowing him to develop cutting-edge tactics tailored to meet the personal needs and dynamics of each client.

The Trusts & Estate Planning Practice at Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno, PC works collaboratively to address estate planning needs for clients throughout New Jersey and New York. The team also advises fiduciaries such as executors and trustees on trust and estate administration and represents both fiduciaries and beneficiaries in contested estate and trust matters. The practice is known for creating long-term trusts designed to preserve wealth across multiple generations to ensure family wealth succession.

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Chambers and Partners is an independent professional legal research company operating across 200 jurisdictions, delivering detailed rankings and insight into leading lawyers and law firms. The guides are highly respected for their stringent nomination and review process and their objective measurement of legal ability. The Chambers High Net Worth guide covers private wealth management work and related specialties in more than 55 key jurisdictions around the world, including every major private wealth market across six continents, and provides editorial insight into the leading professional advisers to wealthy individuals and families in each market.

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