Where There's A Will, There's A Way | Student Education Series
Join the WDCEPC for a discussion on closing the racial wealth gap through a career in estate planning. Learn about the estate planning profession, pathways to entry and success, and the need for diverse lawyers in the field. A career in estate planning can promote social justice by building, keeping and leveraging wealth for families and communities of color.
Pizza will be available in the Student Lounge on the ground floor of Houston Hall starting at 12:00 pm, courtesy of ACTEC.
About the Speakers:
Molefi McIntosh, JD, LLM, is Counsel at Lowenstein Sandler in the Washington, D.C. office. He counsels businesses and high-net-worth individuals on the tax impacts of a range of estate planning and transactional scenarios, including those implicating cross-border concerns.
Molefi’s prior experience includes managing international tax and transaction services at Ernst & Young, where he advised multinational clients in the chemicals, life sciences, entertainment, and other industries on the tax aspects of domestic and cross-border transactions. He has interned with both the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission’s Investment Management Division and the IRS.
As adjunct professor and supervising attorney for Howard University School of Law, Molefi co-developed and teaches the Estate Planning and Heirs’ Property Clinic, which addresses the racial estate planning gap and combats problems associated with heirs’ property by assisting low-income and BIPOC clients who historically have not had access to or information about estate planning services.
Molefi is a graduate of Howard University School of Law (JD, 2016) and Georgetown University Law Center (LLM, 2017).
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