Kissel, Slye, and Wheatley Recognized by Chambers HNW in Private Wealth Law

The Chambers High Net Worth (HNW) 2020 Guide has recognized three Taft Private Client partners. Taft Indianapolis partner Richard Kissel II, Taft Minneapolis partner Terry Slye, and Taft Private Client co-chair Susan Wheatley are named as top attorneys in Private Wealth Law. Kissel and Slye are ranked in Band 1 and Wheatley in Band 2.

Taft’s Private Client group is also ranked by Chambers HNW in Band 2 in Indiana, Minnesota, and Ohio for Private Wealth Law.

Chambers HNW ranks the top lawyers and law firms for private wealth in the United States and around the world. The guide selects attorneys and law firms based on qualities including technical legal ability, value, professional conduct, client service, and other qualities deemed important by clients. To learn more about Chambers HNW and its methodology, click here.

Kissel focuses his practice on the areas of estate, business succession, and charitable planning and gifting as well as tax, corporate transactions, buy-sell agreements, employee benefits, and other matters affecting closely-held businesses. He currently serves on the board of directors for Horizon House and Dance Kaleidoscope.

Slye’s practice is divided between trusts and estates and nonprofit organizations. The former includes estate planning, drafting wills and trusts, estate administration, trust administration, and preparation of related federal income and estate tax returns. He advises clients of relevant income, estate, gift and generation-skipping transfer tax considerations, plus other excise taxes which may apply to a client’s plans for transferring assets to family or other beneficiaries.

Wheatley collaborates closely with clients on their estate and business succession planning. She helps clients create a plan that meets their intentions, safeguards assets, and passes property to family, friends, and charities in a tax efficient way.

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Chambers High Net Worth rankings and editorial draw on independent research conducted by a dedicated team of private wealth researchers, furthering Chambers’ track record of providing high-class, reliable research data. The team interviews hundreds of lawyers, family offices, accountancy professionals, tax advisers, bankers, investment managers, and high-end real estate agents to get a comprehensive understanding of the private wealth sector in each of the jurisdictions covered.

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