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Pro Bono with Ed Nahhat

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by Edward Nahhat

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Attorney Ed Nahhat of the Kemp Klein Law Firm in Troy, Michigan, sits down with lawyers and other legal professionals to understand what makes them tick, and review some important cases from their careers.

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May 11, 2026

Trust, Taxes, and Twins - Brian Jenney's Journey

<p>In this episode of <i>Pro Bono with Ed Nahhat</i>, Ed sits down with his colleague Brian Jenney, a partner at Kemp Klein who focuses on estate planning, trusts, tax matters, probate, and special needs planning. The conversation mixes professional insight with personal stories, giving listeners a better sense of who Brian is beyond his legal work. Ed frames the episode around trust, both in the legal sense and in the personal sense, especially through Brian’s work with families and his role as a captain on a racing sailboat.</p> <p>Brian explains that trust is central to his practice. He works with families during sensitive and long-term planning situations, especially when special needs planning is involved. That work often includes estate planning, probate court, guardianship issues, and helping families understand state and federal benefits. He also handles everything from basic estate planning for families to more complex taxable estates. His additional tax training gives him a broader view of how tax issues affect estate planning decisions.</p> <p>The episode also explores Brian’s background before law. He studied fisheries and wildlife and once worked tracking and tagging grouse in northern Michigan. Ed connects that early care for living systems to Brian’s current care for families navigating complicated legal and personal situations. Brian also talks about the influence of longtime mentor Earle Endelman, who helped shape his understanding of tax law and IRS code.</p> <p>A lighter part of the conversation focuses on Brian’s family. He and his wife have four children: two sets of twins. Ed jokes about Brian being a “twin maker” because the two often show up at the office dressed alike. The episode also touches on Brian’s dedication to his children, his sailing life, and the way leadership on a boat mirrors leadership with clients.</p> <p>The strongest practical takeaway is Brian’s emphasis on communication. He says lawyers need to keep clients updated, return calls promptly, and respond to emails in a reasonable time. The episode closes with a discussion about Zoom court hearings, how they have changed access to the courts, and the challenges lawyers and judges now face when managing online dockets.</p> <p><p>More info on the Kemp Klein Law Firm can be found at <a href="https://kkue.com/" target="_blank">https://kkue.com/</a></p></p><br/> <p>Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See <a href="https://pcm.adswizz.com">pcm.adswizz.com</a> for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.</p>

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June 3, 2025

Legacy, Law, and Heart: Amanda Afton Martin’s Story

Estate planning attorney Amanda Afton Martin shares how family legacy and a passion for helping others shapes her career, emphasizing creative legacy planning and the importance of empathy in her legal work in this interview.

Episode thumbnail for From Litigator to Leader: Brian Rolfe’s Journey at Kemp Klein

March 7, 2025

From Litigator to Leader: Brian Rolfe’s Journey at Kemp Klein

<p>In this episode of <i>Pro Bono with Ed Nahhat</i>, we sit down with Brian Rolfe, President and CEO of Kemp Klein Law Firm. Brian shares his journey from joining the firm in 2007 to leading it today, emphasizing the firm’s unique culture and long-standing staff. His commitment to the firm grew over time, leading him to take on leadership responsibilities while maintaining his law practice.</p><p>Brian reflects on his early legal career, starting in tax and business litigation, and how his experience shaped his approach to firm management. He discusses the importance of mentorship, peer recognition, and the effort required to become a "Super Lawyer," highlighting the steep learning curve young attorneys face in their first years. He attributes much of his success to resilience, preparation, and a strong support system, including his wife, Leslie, whom he met in college.</p><p>We also explore Brian’s personal interests, including his passion for marathon running, skiing, and officiating lacrosse. He draws parallels between preparing for a marathon and preparing for litigation—both require discipline, endurance, and the ability to handle unexpected challenges. His dedication to personal growth extends into his legal practice, where he has evolved from a litigation-heavy focus to a more holistic role in business and estate planning, helping clients navigate succession planning and long-term financial security.</p><p>Brian explains how Kemp Klein prioritizes succession planning for businesses and individuals, working to prevent legal disputes before they arise. He emphasizes the firm's commitment to client service, ensuring that business owners, families, and individuals have comprehensive legal strategies in place.</p><p>As we recently celebrated Kemp Klein’s 55th anniversary, Brian reflects on the firm's history and its strong sense of community. He also discusses the Kemp Klein Foundation, its charitable initiatives, and the success of the annual golf outing, which raised over $30,000 for Forgotten Harvest.</p><p>Throughout our conversation, Brian’s leadership philosophy becomes clear—he values collaboration, preparation, and a positive outlook. His ability to balance firm leadership with a thriving legal practice underscores his dedication to both the firm's legacy and its future.</p><p>Stay tuned for our next episode, where we spotlight a rising star at Kemp Klein.</p> <p><p>More info on the Kemp Klein Law Firm can be found at <a href="https://kkue.com/" target="_blank">https://kkue.com/</a></p></p>

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What is Pro Bono with Ed Nahhat?

Attorney Ed Nahhat of the Kemp Klein Law Firm in Troy, Michigan, sits down with lawyers and other legal professionals to understand what makes them tick, and review some important cases from their careers.

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