In a recent strategic move, Pillsbury has bolstered its New York tax practice by bringing in Mark Leeds as a partner. Experienced in advising a range of clients including financial institutions, exchange-traded and private funds, and digital asset traders, Leeds’s transition was announced by the firm on Monday. His expertise also extends to private wealth clients on various tax issues, notably those related to financial products and hedge fund formation. Furthermore, Leeds is skilled in developing recovery strategies for loss companies and guiding digital asset transactions tax considerations.
The addition of Leeds is a significant step for Pillsbury, as it continues to expand its capabilities in addressing complex tax challenges. He joins from the prominent firm Mayer Brown, where he honed his skills assisting diverse clientele. According to Pillsbury, Leeds’s multifaceted approach and deep understanding of the tax implications for new financial technologies and products will provide valuable insights to the team’s ongoing efforts.
The announcement of Leeds’s new appointment underscores Pillsbury’s commitment to enhancing its service offerings, particularly in the rapidly evolving landscape of digital and complex finance. For further details on the announcement and Leeds’s role within the firm, visit the Pillsbury website. For more information, see the original report on Bloomberg Law.