Andrews Kurth Kenyon Partner Terri Lacy Ranked Band 1 in 2017 Chambers & Partners High Net Worth Guide

(Houston, Texas)—Andrews Kurth Kenyon is pleased to announce that Partner Terri Lacy has been highly-ranked by the 2017 Chambers & Partners High Net Worth Guide.

The 2017 Chambers & Partners High Net Worth Guide is specifically aimed at the international private wealth market. Chambers’ global reputation provides unique access to this notably difficult to reach audience. The guide is used by family offices and professional advisers to wealthy individuals, providing objective guidance on an international scale, making the Chambers High Net Worth Guide a key reference point for such a mobile market.

Andrews Kurth Kenyon rankings are as follows:

• Terri Lacy – Private Wealth Law – Texas (Band 1)
• Andrews Kurth Kenyon Firm – Private Wealth Law – Texas (Band 3)

For nearly 40 years, Ms. Lacy has focused her legal practice on personal tax planning, with particular emphasis on structuring estate plans for high-net-worth individuals across the United States. She produces efficient, predictable results in the ever-evolving field of wealth management. Much of her practice entails the creation and administration of highly-structured, complex privately-held family entities. Ms. Lacy also has developed extensive experience in government ethics laws, and uses that experience to represent officials in the federal administration. She received her J.D., in 1978, from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, where she was Managing Editor of Southwestern Law Review and Order of the Coif. She earned her B.A., with highest honors, from Southern Methodist University in 1975.

About Chambers High Net Worth Guide

The guide covers private wealth management work and related specialties in key jurisdictions around the world, featuring in-depth editorial about the leading lawyers and law firms for wealthy individuals and families. Chambers HNW also features listings and information about many of the top accountancy and tax firms, private banks, wealth management firms and multi-family offices acting for high net worth individuals.

As released by the former Andrews Kurth Kenyon LLP