Senior International Estate Planning Associate Attorney

An esteemed law firm invites applications for the position of Senior International Estate Planning Associate Attorney. With this opportunity, candidates will be part of a renowned legal team and play a pivotal role in guiding clients through intricate international estate planning matters. The successful candidate will hold a J.D. degree from an ABA-approved law school and be an active member in good standing in the Connecticut Bars.

As a Senior International Estate Planning Associate Attorney, your responsibilities will encompass advising U.S. clients with foreign assets on tax-efficient structures while collaborating closely with foreign counsel. This role involves drafting U.S. estate plan documents for clients with foreign assets or beneficiaries, as well as administering estates of U.S. individuals owning foreign assets. You will also provide expertise to foreign clients on structuring investments in the U.S., including real estate acquisition and devising tax-efficient asset transfer structures.

To excel in this role, candidates should bring a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in international estate planning. Your strong academic background, coupled with analytical and communication skills, will be vital in meeting client needs effectively. This position offers an opportunity to work in a dynamic, inclusive environment that values diversity and fosters professional growth.

Join the team in Greenwich, where you can leverage your expertise and be part of a supportive community of legal professionals. The firm offers competitive compensation, ongoing professional development, and a chance to make a meaningful impact in the field of international estate planning. Be ready to take your career to new heights and contribute to the esteemed firm.

Join this dynamic, large Connecticut firm that specializes in representing high-tech and Internet companies in the areas of corporate law, litigation, and IP. The firm also has a strong trusts and estates practice that represents many high net worth individuals. Associates are treated well, and they receive interesting work and good formal and informal training. The firm is now looking to hire more first-class attorneys from top schools and firms.