The expansion integrates the firm’s core capabilities—including forensic accounting, estate planning, and strategic consulting—into a centralized advisory model. By consolidating these services, the firm intends to help clients manage the operational and financial challenges that frequently accompany international business activities. The move comes as global regulatory environments become increasingly stringent for both corporate entities and private individuals managing international assets.

Founded in 1989, the firm is leveraging a multilingual team fluent in eleven languages, including German, Russian, Mandarin, and Japanese, to facilitate communication across diverse markets. Elizabeth Shwiff, founding and managing partner, noted that the firm’s strategy centers on providing coordinated guidance in an interconnected financial climate. This approach allows the practice to support clients throughout various business stages, from initial formation and growth to complex dispute resolution and succession planning.