Background
Darling, Hyman Gross was born on December 18, 1950 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Sol. J. and Shirley (Gross) Darling.
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Hyman Gross Darling, American Lawyer. Bar: Massachusetts 1977, United States District Court Massachusetts 1977. Named Best Probate Atty in Western Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts Business Journal, 1987-1988. President Jewish Family Svc., 1985-1988, Greenwood Park, Inc., 1987-1990; chairman Hampden County Bench Bar Committee, 1990-1991. Member Hampden County Bar Association (president 1997-1998), Tax Club of Springfield (president 1988-1989).
Education
Boston University (Bachelor of Arts, 1972). Western New England College (Juris Doctor, 1977). Instructor, Federal Regulation of Banking Negotiable Instruments, Law and Banking, Holyoke Community College, 1979-1986.
Member of Faculty, Williams College School of Banking, 1990.
Lecturer, "Basic Probate in Massachusetts," National Business Institute, 1987. "Beyond the Safety Net III," MCLE, 1988.
"Health Care Issures for Elderly & Incapacitated Client,” MCLE, 1989-1990. "Massachusetts Probate-Beyond the Basics," National Business Institute, 1989.
Medicaid/Estate Planning for the Elderly, MCLE, 1990.
Career
Worked at Bacon & Wilson, Professional Corporation (Springfield, Master of Arts) specializing in General Civil and Business Practice. Banking, Bankruptcy and Reorganization, Corporate, Mergers and Acquisitions, Tax, Estate Planning, Health Care, Higher Education, Probate, Trust and Estate Planning, Family Law, Real Estate Law, Environmental Law, General Civil and Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury Law, Employment Law, Municipal Law. Trials in all Courts.
Admitted to the bar, 1977, Massachusetts and United States.
District Court, District of Massachusetts. Voted Best Probate Attorney in Western Massachusetts, 1986, 1987.
Recipient, Massachusetts Bar Association Community Service Award, 1991. Instructor, Federal Regulation of Banking Negotiable Instruments, Law and Banking, Holyoke Community College, 1979-1986.
Member of Faculty, Williams College School of Banking, 1987-1997.
Lecturer: "Basic Probate in Massachusetts," National Business Institute, 1987. "Beyond the Safety Net III," MCLE, 1988. "Health Care Issues for Elderly & Incapacitated Clients," MCLE, 1989-1994.
"Massachusetts Probate-Beyond the Basics," National Business Institute, 1989.
"Medicaid/Estate Planning for the Elderly," MCLE, 1990. Contributing Author: "Families Adopting Children Everywhere," Becker, 1988.
Author: "Conservators and Guardianship in Massachusetts," MCLE, 1992. "Estate Planning for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Clients," MCLE, 1991.
"Last Rites for the Massachusetts Estate Tax," MCLE, 1996.
"The Simple Estate Plan," MCLE, 1996. "Preserving the Family Residence," MCLE, 1996. Presenter: Common Estate Planning Errors, MCLE, 1992, 1994.
Author and Panelist: Nominee Trusts, 1994.
P.S.I., 1993. Presenter to Hampden County Estate Planning Council, "Charitable Giving in the 90"son" Trust Department Head, Multibank National of Western Massachusetts, 1980-1981. President: Tax Club of Springfield, Massachusetts, 1985.
Jewish Family Service of Greater Springfield, 1984-1997. Member: Planned Giving Committee, American Cancer Society.
Planned Giving Committee, Western New England College.
Planned Giving Committee, American Heart Association. Planned Giving Committee, Springfield Library and Museums Association. Planned Giving Committee, Brightside for Children.
Executive Committee, Hampden County Bar Association, 1992-1995, President, 1998.
Hampden County Public Administrator. Adjunct Faculty, Estate Planning, Western New England College, School of Law, 1995-1997.
Member: Hampden County (Chairman, Probate Bench Bar Committee, 1990-1995) and Massachusetts Bar Associations. Hampden County Estate Planning Council.
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
The firm, founded in 1895, offers its clients well-established and recognized expertise in the areas of business and commercial transactions, estate planning and administration, real estate transactions, personal injury, general litigation, workers" compensation, domestic relations, environmental law, higher education law, creditors" rights and insolvency. Throughout its one hundred year history, Bacon & Wilson has been committed to providing personal attention and service to all its clients. Bacon & Wilson"s commitment to its clients ensures that its services are delivered in a prompt, efficient and cost-effective manner, while maintaining the quality of representation which has formed the foundation of its success.
Achievements
Membership
Member: Planned Giving Committee, American Cancer Society. Planned Giving Committee, Western New England College. Planned Giving Committee, American Heart Association.
Planned Giving Committee, Springfield Library and Museums Association.
Planned Giving Committee, Brightside for Children. Executive Committee, Hampden County Bar Association, 1992-1995, President, 1998.
Hampden County Public Administrator. Adjunct Faculty, Estate Planning, Western New England College, School of Law, 1995-1997.
Member: Hampden County (Chairman, Probate Bench Bar Committee, 1990-1995) and Massachusetts Bar Associations.
Hampden County Estate Planning Council. National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
Connections
Married Meryl E. Zuckerman, August 20, 1978. Children: Steven, Emily, Jaclyn.
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American
Education
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1977
Awards
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Recipient, Massachusetts Bar Association Community Service Award, 1991. Instructor, Federal Regulation of Banking Negotiable Instruments, Law and Banking, Holyoke Community College, 1979-1986. Member of Faculty, Williams College School of Banking, 1987-1997.Recipient, Massachusetts Bar Association Community Service Award, 1991. Instructor, Federal Regulation of Banking Negotiable Instruments, Law and Banking, Holyoke Community College, 1979-1986. Member of Faculty, Williams College School of Banking, 1987-1997.