McDermott continues expansion of West Coast footprint
McDermott Will & Emery today announced the growth of the firm’s West Coast Private Client bench with the arrival of partner Elizabeth Glasgow in the Los Angeles office. Elizabeth enhances McDermott’s service offerings with over a decade of experience preserving wealth and protecting assets for high net worth individuals and their closely held businesses.
Elizabeth focuses her practice on multigenerational wealth preservation and tax minimization including the creation and implementation of dynasty trusts, business succession plans, asset protection strategies and charitable giving structures. She provides comprehensive advice on a wide range of issues facing mobile high net worth individuals and geographically dispersed families, including coordinated income tax planning across multiple jurisdictions. She is also an experienced counselor to the non-profit community and works with a variety of tax-exempt entities in fulfilling their charitable missions by ensuring proper formation and management of their organizations.
“Elizabeth adds a well-rounded wealth management skillset to our team as we continue to expand our West Coast footprint to address the needs of our clients,” said William Butler, global head of McDermott’s Private Client Practice. “We know our clients – in California and around the world – are turning to us with their most complex and sensitive needs, and we are committed to broadening and deepening our ability to offer tailored, multidimensional solutions.”
Jessica Morris, Director, Private Clients Guernsey, Carey Group
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