Lewis Greenwald moves to Mayer Brown

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Lewis Greenwald moves to Mayer Brown

Lewis Greenwald, the former head of Sullivan & Worcester’s international tax practice group has joined Mayer Brown’s New York office as a partner in the tax transactions & consulting practice.

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Mayer Brown's new partner (pictured left) advises clients on tax efficient acquisitions, dispositions, reorganisations and repatriations; intellectual property planning; leveraging and other deduction planning; dual consolidated loss compliance and administrative relief; transfer pricing planning, compliance and controversy; and cross-border individual wealth planning, compliance and controversy.

Before his time at Sullivan & Worcester in Boston, he was an international tax services partner of PwC in the same city.

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