Senior Counsel, Fiduciary and Investment

Description As an employee of PNC Financial Services Group, you become part of an organization committed to customers, employees, investors, and the communities in which we do business. PNC is an established, growing and successful financial services company, with businesses organized around retail and commercial banking, asset management, and funds processing. Our branches are concentrated in thirteen states and the District of Columbia; additional offices are located nationwide and internationally. We are growing in size and through recent acquisitions have become the fifth largest bank by deposits in the US.  We are also growing in reputation, as a leader in areas such as work/life family culture, "green" building design, frontier technology, and strong corporate social responsibility.
 
The attorney selected will reside in the practice group that handles trust and fiduciary law scope matters arising out of the wealth management business of PNC throughout the United States.  This position will be assigned to serve as the primary attorney for specific businesses and/or geographies with a focus on the Midwest states.  This position has potential to reside in Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, PA.
 
This attorney will be expected to handle all matters arising out of the assigned business/geographies and to assist others in the Practice Group as needed. This will involve training and counseling Wealth Management staff in general and on specific matters as they arise, handling potential issues with federal and state regulatory agencies, and working with outside counsel regarding cases filed in court. This position also works directly with other practice groups in the PNC Legal Department, as well as their clients, to resolve and/or manage fiduciary related issues and to help them achieve their business goals, by drafting, reviewing and giving advice regarding trust, fiduciary, and agency agreements, client and employee communications. This position will also be involved in special projects and assignments as needed.

Requirements The successful candidate will have the following qualifications:
 

• Five years of experience handling trust and fiduciary law matters.
• Knowledge of and experience in handling matters under Federal and state trust and fiduciary laws.  
• Understanding of estate and gift tax matters sufficient to be able to identify tax issues in the context of handling other matters, and will recognize and transfer such issues to outside counsel

PNC is committed to offering you a comprehensive and competitive benefits package.  We design our full time and part time benefits programs based on PNC's benefits philosophy to provide quality levels of coverage at affordable costs over the long term for both employees and PNC. We strive to balance the cost of providing competitive benefits with the need to cover employees with a wide range of protection during and after employment.

 
Options you may be able to consider include:

• Medical and Dental Coverage
• Life Insurance
• Part Time Benefits
• Education Assistance
• Paid Training
• Paid Vacation
• Competitive Pay
• Shift Differential
• 401(k) and Pension Plan
• Employee Stock Purchase Plan
• Flexible Schedules
• Growth Opportunity
• Work/Life Balance

PNC is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer -- M/F/D/V/SO