London Partner, Dyke Arboneaux, was profiled in The Private Client Global Elite 2017 – a special publication of Legal Week compiled every five years in recognition of the top 200 private client and trust practitioners across Europe, the U.S. and Asia.Arboneaux advises on the international aspects of U.S. tax matters and estate planning, with a particular specialty in planning for clients who are exposed to multiple tax systems. She leads a team of FATCA specialists within Bryan Cave who have extensive experience advising small to medium-sized trust companies, private investment funds, and complex private trust and company structures on FATCA compliance.

Those included in the publication were celebrated at a gala dinner on Oct. 4. This is the second time Arboneaux has been featured in The Private Client Global Elite; she

Bryan Cave is recognized in Chambers High Net Worth (HNW) 2017 guide.  Now in its second edition, the HNW guide covers the private wealth market in key jurisdictions around the world and features the world’s leading high net worth advisers.

Firm Rankings Georgia – Private Wealth Law (Band 2) Missouri – Private Wealth Law (Band 1)

Individual Rankings in Private Wealth Law USA Lawrence Brody (Band 2) Kathleen R. Sherby (Band 3)

Georgia Kimberly E. Civins (Band 3) William Linkous Jr. (Senior Statesmen)

London (Firms) Dyke Arboneaux (Foreign Expert for USA)

Missouri Lawrence Brody (Band 1) Stephen B. Daiker (Band 2) Kathleen R. Sherby (Band 1)

Click here to view the High Net Worth guide.

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Congratulations to Kathleen Sherby of Bryan Cave’s Private Client Services team for her “Lifetime Achiever” recognition by Marquis Who’s Who:

“Supported by more than 40 years of professional experience, Ms. Sherby serves as a partner with Bryan Cave LLP, where she started in 1976 as an associate. In addition to her work with the firm, she lends her services to her community through the Saint Louis Science Center, where she has served on the board of trustees since 2010. Over the years, she has also worked with her community in various board positions for the Junior League in Saint Louis, the Bequest and Gift Council of Saint Louis University, the Clayton Education Foundation, and the bi-state chapter of the American Red Cross.”

Congratulations to the attorneys at Bryan Cave who made the 2018 “Best Lawyers in America” List, including the following members of our Private Client Services team:

Kimberly E. Civins (Atlanta)

William Linkous Jr. (Atlanta)

Renee M. Gabbard (Irvine)

Shannon K. Barks (Kansas City)

B. John Readey III (Kansas City)

Lawrence Brody (St. Louis)

Stephen B. Daiker (St. Louis)

John D. Schaperkotter (St. Louis)

Kathleen R. Sherby (St. Louis)

Douglas J. Stanley (St. Louis)

Shannon K. Barks of our Kansas City office was also recognized as a “Lawyer of the Year“.

Legal 500 has recognized Bryan Cave’s Non Profit / Tax Exempt Organizations practice group as one of the best in the country.

On February 13, 2016, Doug Stanley, partner in the Private Client Services group at Bryan Cave, and Justin Flach of The Commerce Trust Company (an alumnus of the Bryan Cave Private Client Services group), will present “Creating A Living Legacy”, addressing estate planning basics to a group of artists.  The presentation is hosted by the Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts and will be held at the Regional Arts Commission, 6128 Delmar, St. Louis, Missouri.

Bryan Cave’s Private Client Group was recently recognized by US News & World Report’s 2017 “Best Law Firms” as a “National Tier 1” practice in the Trusts and Estates category.

The Private Client group of Bryan Cave is proud to announce that Kimberly E. Civins has been elected as a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC).

ACTEC is a nonprofit association of lawyers established in 1949 whose pre-eminent members are elected to the College by demonstrating the highest level of integrity, commitment to the profession, competence and experience as trust and estate counselors. Membership in ACTEC is by election of the regents of the College. Individual lawyers meeting the criteria for membership are nominated for membership by fellows of the College, and subjected to careful review by state and national membership selection committees, prior to consideration by the regents of the College.

All ACTEC members have made substantial contributions to the field of trusts and estates law through writing, teaching and bar leadership

Bryan Cave’s St. Louis and Atlanta offices were named in the Chambers 2016 High Net Worth (“HNW”) Private Wealth Law list.

Chambers HNW is its first directory for the private wealth market.  Objective, independent and research-based, the guide recognizes the world’s leading high net worth advisers.

Lawrence Brody, Kathleen Sherby, Stephen Daiker, Bill Linkous, Frank McGaughey and Kimberly Civins were all also named as notable practitioners.

Click here to visit Chambers HNW directory.

Bryan Cave St. Louis partner, Douglas Stanley, and associate, Jarriot Rook, authored an article in the recently-published spring issue of the St. Louis Bar Journal, concerning the key issues to consider in nonjudicial settlement of fiduciary disputes.