Background
Berry, Turney P. was born on April 27, 1961 in Clarksville, Tennessee, United States.
Berry, Turney P. was born on April 27, 1961 in Clarksville, Tennessee, United States.
Memphis State University (Bachelor of Arts, with honors, 1983. Bachelor of Library Science, with university honors, 1983). Humphreys Presidential Scholar.
Vanderbilt University (Juris Doctor, 1986).
Worked at Ogden Newell & Welch (Louisville, Kentucky) specializing in General Practice, Administrative, Commercial/Bankruptcy Law, Corporate and Securities, Litigation, Labor for Management, Healthcare Law, Taxation, Estate Planning and Administration, Real Estate, Utility, Workers Compensation and Environmental Law. Admitted to the bar, 1986, Kentucky. 1993, United States. Supreme Court.
Articles Editor, The Tax Lawyer, 1990-1993.
Recipient, Wills and Estates Jurisprudence Award. Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi.
Author: "Recent Developments of Interest to Estate Planners," University of Denver Advanced Estate Planning Symposium (1995). "Recent Developments of Interest to Estate Planners," Midwest/Midsouth Estate Planning Institutes (1992-1995).
"Charitable Gift Annuities Face Varied State Insurance Regulations," Trusts and Estates, August 1995.
"Supporting Organizations: An Attractive Alternative to the Private Foundation," Council on Foundations (1995). "Understanding and Using the Tools: An Overview of Charitable Planning," Lexington Estate Council (1995). "Tax Planning and the Planned Giving Professional," Computer-Aided Software Engineering/NAIS Independent Schools Conference (1995).
"Using Family Limited Partnerships in Estate Planning," Louisville Bar Association (1994).
"Charitable Giving One of Few Remaining Tax Shelters," Business First (September, 1993) (Company-Author). "Using Declining Interest Rates to Cut Your Estate Taxes," Business First (August, 1992).
"Reading the New Principal and Income Acting," Louisville Bar Association (1992). "Estate Planning for South Corporations," Estate Planning Council of Louisville (1992).
"Perspectives on the Generation Skipping Tax," Lexington Estate Planning Council (1992).
"Federal Tax and State Regulation of Charitable Gift Annuities," Journal of Taxation of Exempt Organizations, Summer, 1991. "Estate Planning and the New Rules of Chapter 14," Midwest/Midsouth Estate Planning Institute (1991). "Charitable Giving In Estate Planning," Louisville Estate Planning Council (1990).
"Planning for the Client Who Owns Unproductive Property," Journal of Taxation, August, 1990.
Company-Author: "Internal Revenue Service Estate Freeze Guidance Leaves Limited Areas for Planning," Journal of Taxation, December, 1989. "Internal Revenue Service Notice Adopts Broad Scope for Section 2036(c)," Journal of Taxation November, 1989.
"Using the Services" New Handbook for Estate Tax Examiners," Journal of Taxation, May, 1988. Adjunct Professor, University of Louisville School of Law.
Lecturer, Midwest/Midsouth Kentucky Estate Planning Institute, 1988.
Presentation, "Oral Decision-Making and the Structure of Roman Law," Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of the Middlewest and South, 1988. Member: Council on Foundations, Committee on Community Foundations, Legal Advisory Subcommittee (1995). National Committee on Planned Giving (Kentucky).
American Society of Appraisers (Associate Member).
Bellarmine College Board of Overseers, 1994. Cathedral Heritage Foundation Board of Directors, 1994.
Children"s Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, 1994. Rotary Club of Louisville.
President, Focus Louisville Alumni Group, 1992-1993.
Treasurer, American Lung Association of Kentucky, 1992-1996. Chief Official, Kentucky Governor"s Cup, 1992. Legal Counsel, Attorney General"s Task Force on Election Fraud, 1990.
Member, Louisville Free Public Library Advisory Panel (1992).
Distinguished Citizen of Louisville. Member: Louisville (Company-Chair, Estate Planning and Probate Section, 1989.
Section of the Year), Kentucky (Member, Probate Section) and American (Member: Estate and Gift Tax Committee. Taxation Section; Charitable Giving Committee.
Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section) Bar Associations.
Federalist Society. Classical Association of the Middlewest and South. American Classical League.
Squire R. Ogden practiced with the firm from 1923 until his death in 1984.
The Firm is a full-service law firm with attorneys licensed to practice primarily in Kentucky but also in Indiana, Virginia, Florida and the District of Columbia. Ogden Newell & Welch has thirty lawyers, five paralegals and thirty-two support staff The Firm practices before appellate and trial courts, including United States.
Supreme Court, various United States.
Courts of Appeal, District and Bankruptcy Courts, the United States. Tax Court, various State Courts, and various administrative agencies.
Member: Council on Foundations, Committee on Community Foundations, Legal Advisory Subcommittee (1995). National Committee on Planned Giving (Kentucky). American Society of Appraisers (Associate Member).
Bellarmine College Board of Overseers, 1994.
Cathedral Heritage Foundation Board of Directors, 1994. Children"s Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, 1994.
Rotary Club of Louisville. President, Focus Louisville Alumni Group, 1992-1993.
Treasurer, American Lung Association of Kentucky, 1992-1996.
Chief Official, Kentucky Governor"s Cup, 1992. Legal Counsel, Attorney General"s Task Force on Election Fraud, 1990. Member, Louisville Free Public Library Advisory Panel (1992).
Distinguished Citizen of Louisville.
Member: Louisville (Company-Chair, Estate Planning and Probate Section, 1989. Section of the Year), Kentucky (Member, Probate Section) and American (Member: Estate and Gift Tax Committee.
Taxation Section. Charitable Giving Committee.
Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section) Bar Associations. Federalist Society; Classical Association of the Middlewest and South.
American Classical League.