Eric Mann

Eric Mann is a skilled attorney and certified public accountant who specializes in advising families, family offices, business owners, executives, and individuals on sophisticated estate and tax planning for multiple generations.

Eric has a diverse range of expertise, including premarital planning, relocation legal implications, guardianship appointments, and healthcare decision-making.

Notably, Eric authored a significant section of the Illinois Probate Act of 1975, which enhanced the authority of guardians for disabled adults, allowing gifts and estate planning actions while exploring eligibility for governmental benefits.

He actively contributes to his firm's drafting committee and associate development program, showcasing his commitment to professional growth and excellence.

Eric's specialties include preparing wills, trusts, and various types of corporate entities, both foreign and domestic, charitable and non-charitable, and structuring tax-efficient strategies for wealth transfer to younger generations while safeguarding assets from potential future creditors, such as spouses in divorce scenarios.

Moreover, Eric provides valuable assistance in tax and non-tax compliance, handling controversies like NAIC annual statements and gift and estate tax audits, as well as probate administration.

His educational background includes a Juris Doctor from Chicago-Kent College of Law at the Illinois Institute of Technology, and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, demonstrating a solid foundation for his legal and financial acumen.

Currently, Eric Mann holds a prominent position as a Partner at Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP, where he leverages his expertise to deliver exceptional service to his clients.