Isabelle R. Jacobs is an associate in both the firm’s Corporate, Finance & Business Transactions and Tax, Trusts & Estates Departments. She is based in the firm’s New Jersey office. Prior to pursuing her legal career, Isabelle worked as an Analyst in Sales and Trading at UBS Investment Bank and as an Associate with Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. She currently sits on the Board of Trustees for Spectrum for Living, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving individuals with developmental and/or physical disabilities.
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Wesleyan University, B.A.
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