Day Pitney Shortlisted for Two Private Asset Management Awards
Day Pitney's Family Office and Trusts and Estates practices have been shortlisted in two categories, "Best Private Client Law Firm" and "Best Trusts and Estates Division," for the 2018 Private Asset Management Awards. This past year, the Firm ranked as "Highly Commended" in the "Best Law Firm—Client Service" category and was also shortlisted in the "Best Trusts and Estates Division" category for the 2017 Private Asset Management Awards. The awards recognize the top investment professionals, wealth advisers, legal firms, consultants and other key service providers in the private asset management space who have proven themselves over the course of the last year. The finalists will be announced at a ceremony in NYC on February 8, 2018. More information about the awards can be found here.
In addition to being shortlisted for the Private Asset Management Awards, Day Pitney has also been shortlisted in two categories, "Legal Team of the Year" and "Family Wealth Counseling," for the 2018 Family Wealth Report Awards. This is the third consecutive year that Day Pitney has been shortlisted for "Legal Team of the Year" and the firm won the award in 2017. Day Pitney was the only law firm in 2017 to receive accolades at both the Family Wealth Report Awards and Private Asset Management Awards.
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Day Pitney Press Release
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