Rubin Rudman Adds Two Associates to Litigation and Trusts and Estates Groups

BOSTON, Oct. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Rubin Rudman is pleased to announce that it has added two new associates – Stephen Agnatovech has joined the firm's Trusts and Estates Group and Breanna Strong has joined the Litigation Group.

Agnatovech focuses his trusts and estates practice on probate, fiduciary, and trust disputes before the Probate & Family Courts of Massachusetts, Superior Courts of Massachusetts, Land Court and Circuit Courts of New Hampshire. He is also experienced in estate, trust, and elder law planning and trust administration. He is admitted to the bar in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Agnatovech earned his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 2022 and his B.A. from Stonehill College in 2019. He joins the firm from Sheehan, Schiavoni, Jutras & Magliocchetti, LLP.

Strong concentrates her practice on complex litigation. She has experience in a wide range of matters including insurance defense and product liability. She is admitted to the bar in Massachusetts and Connecticut, and before the Seventh Circuit Appeals Court and the Federal District Court of Massachusetts. Strong earned her J.D. from New England Law in 2022 and her B.A. from the University of Georgia in 2017. She joins Rubin Rudman from Clyde & Co. US LLP.

About Rubin Rudman LLP
Founded over a century ago, Rubin Rudman is a full-service law firm with nearly 100 lawyers in Boston, Massachusetts. With a diverse mix of practices, Rubin Rudman serves national and international companies, including large public companies and closely held businesses; real estate developers; biotechnology, pharmaceutical and medical device makers; regulated industries, public entities and municipalities; insurance companies and their insureds; educational and other institutions; non-profit organizations; families and high net worth individuals. Web: www.rubinrudman.com.

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