Pamela L. Grutman is a renowned trust and estate planning professional with a focus on the arts community. She provides legal counsel to high net-worth individuals, fiduciaries, and small businesses, utilizing trusts, family partnerships, and nonprofit organizations to preserve artistic and philanthropic legacies. She has a deep interest in the long-term preservation of art and provides expert advice on all types of art transactions, with a focus on sales and income tax consequences. Her educational background includes an LL.M. in Taxation from NYU School of Law and a J.D. from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. She is admitted to practice law in New York, New Jersey, and Florida.

Over the years, Pamela has worked with several prestigious institutions and organizations and has been a notable name in the field. She has previously served as Counsel at Cahill Cossu Noh & Robinson LLP and the managing editor of Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal. She has also worked with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, Zaha Hadid Architects, and Morris Architects as an intern. She has been a legal intern at HeadCount and has previously worked as a registered representative at Bristol Financial Service.

Currently, Pamela L. Grutman is a Partner at Olsoff - Cahill - Cossu LLP, where she advises clients on various aspects of trust and estate planning. She had also previously worked as a consultant to nonprofits and art organizations at Davis & Grutman, LLP. Her accomplishments include advising living artists and collectors on forming nonprofit organizations as part of ongoing estate planning processes, filing necessary tax-exempt paperwork with Internal Revenue Services and advising executors and boards of directors on changes in corporate structure, board composition, and governance issues. Pamela is passionate about her work and strives to provide the best possible outcome for all her clients.