Private Client Associate Attorney at a Sophisticated Boutique Firm

LHH; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work policy

Job summary

LHH is collaborating with a prestigious boutique firm to fill an unposted private client services associate position in New York City. The ideal candidate will possess 2+ years of relevant experience and will join a collaborative group that advises high-net-worth individuals on trust, estate, and tax matters.

The firm offers a hybrid office policy and competitive compensation, aiming to provide excellent service across U.S. and international clients.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience in private client services.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a hybrid office environment.

Responsibilities

• Advise high-net-worth individuals and entities on trust, estate, and tax matters.
• Collaborate across offices with U.S. and international clients.

Skills

Client services

Estate planning

Tax matters

High-net-worth clients

Job description

LHH is assisting a prestigious boutique firm on an unposted private client services associate position in NYC. They are looking for 2+ years of experience.

The group is very collaborative and advises high-net-worth individuals and entities on trust, estate, and tax matters, working across offices and with both U.S. and international clients.

The firm has a hybrid office policy, and their compensation is competitive with market.

To learn more about the role and firm, apply directly here.

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