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    New York

New York is a leading international hub for law and financial services with a focus on private wealth.  

We offer a comprehensive suite of private client services, underpinned by an expert understanding of both the local and international legal landscape.

Our partner-led team in New York  specialises in the full range of the Firm’s skills and expertise, with a focus on private client and dispute resolution work. Our private client team is here to support you with succession, tax, family disputes, divorce, or buying and selling properties. We also advise clients with disputes arising out of trusts, wills, estate administration, family business arrangements, property, shareholdings, business partnership and corporate related matters.

We work closely with colleagues across our international offices in the UK, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, providing advice that reflects your global footprint and  personal needs.

Our presence in New York strengthens our ability to support clients who need high‑quality, cross‑border private client advice - delivered with empathy, insight and clarity.

New York office

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Suite 1735, 1 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York
NY 10020
United States of America
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+1 646 647 1080 Telephone
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