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Cynthia Gausvik,
an at-large member of the firm's Management Committee and Co-Chair of
the firm's Tax Practice Group, advises families and closely held
business owners of high net worth from a broad range of industries,
including real estate development, technology entrepreneurs, and
high-profile athletes, in connection with their estate, gift and
generation-skipping tax planning. Ms. Gausvik routinely structures the
ownership interests of closely held businesses using trusts, limited
liability companies, and family limited partnerships to reduce the
transfer taxes associated with various transactions, including
pre-liquidity event planning. In addition, Ms. Gausvik counsels
executives and high-compensation employees of public companies on the
transfer tax implications of stock options and other compensation
incentives. She also represents public charities and private
foundations with respect to establishing and maintaining tax exempt
status. Education |

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