The American Lawyer
One of Boston’s old–line law firms, Goodwin Procter has seen much expansion since the late 1990s, tripling in size and growing its presence in Asia and London. A full–service firm, Goodwin focuses on technology, intellectual property, life sciences, private equity, real estate, and...
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U.S. companies have already raised $16.8 billion through initial public offerings so far this year and several Am Law 100 firms are reaping the benefits
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...target Cole Credit Property Trust II (Phoenix) Goodwin Procter: Mark Kirshenbaum, Suzanne Lecaroz, and ...
A week after a pair of bomb blasts marred this year's running of the Boston Marathon, the Boston Athletic Association, which hosts and organizes the 116-year-old event, is relying on its longtime out
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Latham & Watkins, Simpson Thacher, Davis Polk, and Fenwick & West are leading a pack of firms reaping the benefits from a recent round of initial public offerings that includes share sales for such c
...the fund to coordinate donations for victims. Boston-based Goodwin Procter quickly signed on as the fund's pro-bono lawyer. The...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Online game maker Kixeye Inc. and its lawyers at Goodwin Procter have a message for bigger, better-known rival Zynga Inc.: Your...
Archstone Enterprise's sale to Equity Residential and AvalonBay made a big splash in the small world of REITs—and the right tax structure was the key to making it work
...range of brand managements matters. He was previously senior counsel at Goodwin Procter. Fisher & Phillips is bolstering its Texas presence with...
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