With the rich getting richer and the number of threats to that wealth rapidly increasing, the role of the private client adviser has become ever more complex. According to delegates at the recent Private Client Legal Forum held by Legal Week, learning to balance these objectives will be key to private client lawyers' future success. Derek Bedlow reports
November 24, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The affairs of the world’s richest families have been getting steadily more complicated for many years. But as the new century develops, it is becoming clearer that life is getting much more challenging for legal advisers as well.
These were the themes of the second Private Client Legal Forum which was held by Legal Week at the Villa d’Este on Italy’s Lake Como from 11-13 November.
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