Mr. Farrell’s main areas of practice include Estate Planning and Probate, Civil Litigation, Business, Intellectual Property, Labor and Employment Law and Real Estate. He earned his J.D. degree from Creighton University School of Law.

 Mr. Langdon works with companies in all aspects of employee benefits, including nonqualified deferred compensation, qualified retirement plans, and health and welfare benefits as well as general employment law matters. He is able to navigate the complex legal aspects of executive compensation, employee benefits, and employment law while simultaneously explaining those complexities in a clear and concise manner.  Mr. Langdon understands the importance of finding creative and effective solutions to complex problems. With a primary focus on employee benefits, including nonqualified deferred compensation, He guides his clients through the rules and regulations governing nonqualified plans and employee benefits more generally. This encompasses qualified retirement plans and health and welfare benefits.  Mr. Langdon has extensive experience in advising clients with deferred compensation packages, incentive compensation, and equity ownership. He consistently advises companies on the operation and maintenance of qualified retirement plans and health and welfare benefits.  Mr. Langdon earned his J.D. degree from Creighton University School of Law, and his LL.M. in Taxation from Villanova University School of Law.

Mr. O’Brien works hand-in-hand with clients to understand their wishes regarding their estate and helps them to achieve those objectives in the most tax-efficient manner. He helps clients with basic estate plans including a will, healthcare power of attorney, durable power of attorney, and a trust. Mr. O’Brien also counsels clients to create and accomplish complex wealth transfer or business succession plans. Upon the death of a loved one, He  works with families to ensure that the plans they had in place are executed properly throughout the probate process. With experience in trust disputes, guardianships, conservatorships, and Medicaid planning, he provides his clients advice and oversight on a variety of before-and-after-death planning problems that their families or their business might face. Mr. O’Brien earned his J.D. degree from Creighton University School of Law.

Mr. Pirsch has 20 years in the practice of law. He has an extensive background in business law, employment law, estate planning, litigation, government affairs, and has assisted hundreds of clients before state and federal courts, government body administrative hearings, and in negotiations, and mediations. Mr. Pirsch works with the owners or board of directors of numerous small businesses, nonprofit corporations, and charities, with families, and individuals who need competent and experienced counsel. He received his Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from the University of Nebraska College of Law; a Masters in Journalism (M.A.) from the University of Nebraska; and his Masters in Public and Nonprofit Administration (M.P.A.) from George Mason University. During law school, Mr. Pirsch clerked for the Nebraska Department of Justice in Criminal Appeals and, following graduation, he was appointed as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Nebraska. Subsequently, he served as Legislative Counsel to Congressman Lee Terry, General Counsel to the Nebraska Auditor of Public Accounts, and Deputy State Treasurer and General Counsel to the Nebraska State Treasurer. Mr. Pirsch is licensed in both state and federal courts in Nebraska, the District of Columbia, the Court of Appeals for Veterans’ Claims, and the United States Tax Court. He is also the author of numerous business law articles, Attorney General Opinions, fiction, and his thesis, Blind Trusts as a Model for Campaign Finance Reform, was selected for publication by the William and Mary Policy Journal.

Ms. Swiniarski is licensed to practice in Nebraska and Iowa. She is a member of Wealth Counsel, the Academy of Special Needs Planners, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Nebraska Bar Association, Omaha Bar Association, and a member of the Omaha Estate Planning Council. Most recently she was editor in chief of the Nebraska Elder Law Handbook.

Elder Law of Omaha’s primary practice areas are Estate Planning include Trusts, Special Needs Planning, Asset Preservation Planning, and Probate and Trust Administration. Ms. Swiniarski received her Juris Doctorate from Creighton University School of Law in 1986. Since that time, she has practiced law in a wide variety of settings, from corporate to private practice. In addition, she has taught legal topics in various academic settings.