Withers started out representing landed gentry in late 19th century Britain, but the law firm is now part of a growing global family office sector, and functions as an adviser on the “legal and emotional” issues that go hand-in-hand with being ultra-rich.
There’s been an “explosion” in extraordinary personal wealth over the past 20 years, said Withers’ New York-based Chairman Ivan A. Sacks. As a result, “family offices have become an increasingly important cohort of the investment market.”
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