Foley Hoag Corporate and Financial Law Practices, Attorneys Recognized by IFLR1000
September 16, 2024
IFLR1000 has once again recognized a number of Foley Hoag attorneys and practices in its recent ranking directories for our work across several offices. Firm groups and lawyers were selected based on three criteria: transactional evidence, peer feedback and client feedback.
PRACTICES
M&A - National - Leading Firm; Massachusetts – Tier 1
Banking - National - Notable Firm
Hedge Funds - National - Notable Firm
Capital Markets: Debt - National - Notable Firm
LAWYERS
Nationwide
Tom Draper - Highly Regarded: Banking
Meredith Haviland - Notable Practitioner: Hedge funds, Private equity funds, Private equity, M&A
John Hancock - Notable Practitioner: Capital markets
Malcolm Henderson - Notable Practitioner: Banking and finance
Erin Klein - Notable Practitioner: M&A
James Smith - Notable Practitioner: Capital markets: Debt, Private equity funds, Private equity, M&A
Massachusetts
John Hancock - Notable Practitioner: Capital markets
William Kolb - Highly Regarded: M&A
Anne Seymour - Rising Star: Banking
Peter Rosenblum - Highly Regarded: Corporate and M&A
France
Frédéric Cohen - Notable Practitioner: Private equity, M&A
IFLR1000 is the guide to the world’s leading financial and corporate law firms. It produces law firm and lawyer rankings categorized by practice area and jurisdiction.
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