Rebecca Iannantuoni is co-chair of the firm's Special Needs Planning practice group. She advises individuals and families on estate planning, particularly special needs planning, protective proceedings and eligibility for government benefit programs. She also represents clients in all aspects of estate and generational wealth planning, estate administration and other probate matters, including guardianship and conservatorship proceedings. Additionally, she is appointed to serve as a guardian ad litem, conservator, and guardian of intellectually disabled individuals in complex probate court matters.
 
Rebecca is a member of multiple organizations on behalf of individuals with special needs and often speaks covering diverse topics, including special needs planning, guardianship, and alternatives/supported decision-making, as well as government benefits for individuals with special needs.
 
In addition to her practice, Rebecca is a Visiting Clinical Lecturer at Yale Law School and the Legal Supervisor of Yale Law School's Palliative and Geriatric Medical Legal Partnerships, a pro bono partnership where poverty focused legal services are embedded in the health care setting in an effort to identify, embrace and solve for social determinants of health (such as, housing and food insecurity, access to public assistance benefits and other civil legal needs that may be impacting a person's well-being). She also provides pro bono legal representation to children through the Lawyers for Children America, Inc. ("LFCA").