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    Connecticut

Connecticut is an integral part of the Firm’s US offering, working alongside our New York office and international network to deliver joined-up, cross-border private client advice.

Located within the broader New York market, Connecticut provides a well-established base for private client and private capital work. It enables the Firm to combine our international expertise with a strong local presence, supporting high-net-worth individuals, families, family offices and privately owned businesses.

Our team advises on a full range of private client matters, including international tax and estate planning, wealth structuring, succession, and tax controversy. We also support clients on complex issues involving trusts, estates, fiduciary arrangements and business ownership.

From Connecticut, we work alongside colleagues across the UK, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East to support clients with international structures, investments and disputes. This integrated approach ensures that advice reflects both US requirements and the wider global context in which our clients operate.

Connecticut office

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19th Floor, 157 Church Street,
New Haven
CT 06510
United States of America
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+1 475 261 4610 Telephone
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