June 25, 2014
Drinker Biddle Welcomes New Partner Jonathan Graber
News
Please join us in welcoming our new partner, Jonathan Graber. Until recently, Jonathan was a partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP. He joins our Private Client practice group in the Chicago office.
Jonathan has an established trusts and estates practice representing high net worth individuals and families, including business owners, family offices, executives, private equity professionals and real estate developers. His philosophy on providing comprehensive and customized trusts and estates counsel is consistent with the high level of service that our clients expect. We also anticipate that his ability to design individualized plans that include cross border and international strategies will be valuable to a number of our clients and to the firm. Jonathan is known for working collaboratively with clients’ accountants and other financial advisors to ensure proper implementation of clients’ estate plans. Similarly, he provides direction on philanthropic objectives, including helping clients determine which charitable structure will best accomplish their goals.
A graduate of Loyola Law School and Western Michigan University, Jonathan is admitted to practice in both Illinois and New York. He is on the Advisory Committee of Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry.
Jonathan has an established trusts and estates practice representing high net worth individuals and families, including business owners, family offices, executives, private equity professionals and real estate developers. His philosophy on providing comprehensive and customized trusts and estates counsel is consistent with the high level of service that our clients expect. We also anticipate that his ability to design individualized plans that include cross border and international strategies will be valuable to a number of our clients and to the firm. Jonathan is known for working collaboratively with clients’ accountants and other financial advisors to ensure proper implementation of clients’ estate plans. Similarly, he provides direction on philanthropic objectives, including helping clients determine which charitable structure will best accomplish their goals.
A graduate of Loyola Law School and Western Michigan University, Jonathan is admitted to practice in both Illinois and New York. He is on the Advisory Committee of Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry.