Does anyone know about the reputation and training of the estate planning practice groups(west coast) listed? Ideally I would like to be well trained and marketable in this area of the law. Conversely, are there any firms to caution?
Duane Morris
Withers Bergman
Procopio
West Coast Estate Planning Forum
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Re: West Coast Estate Planning
Bump.
Would also like to know. Specifically to Withers, does anyone have salary information, quality of life?
Would also like to know. Specifically to Withers, does anyone have salary information, quality of life?
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Withers is one of the best private client firms. Training is excellent. The CA offices are well integrated with east coast and global offices.
First year pay as of last year for CA was around 145K. Don't know if that has changed. Quality of life is great compared to your standard biglaw firm. That being said HNW and UHNW estate planning is a technically demanding field and the hours can still be tough.
First year pay as of last year for CA was around 145K. Don't know if that has changed. Quality of life is great compared to your standard biglaw firm. That being said HNW and UHNW estate planning is a technically demanding field and the hours can still be tough.
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Re: West Coast Estate Planning
Thank you for the insight. This information helps a lot.
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