We are pleased to share Allie Clark, John Lanza and David Lazarus have been appointed to Law360 Editorial Advisory Boards for 2025. The boards provide feedback and insight on Law360’s coverage and advise on best practices to shape future content.

We are proud to share Barbara Fiacco has been shortlisted for Litigator of the Year (Massachusetts) in Managing IP’s Americas Awards 2025. The Americas Awards program recognizes remarkable IP achievements and developments in the last year.

On February 21, 2025, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Republic of Hungary v. Simon, addressing an important issue concerning the scope of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act's expropriation exception to sovereign immunity.

On February 28, 2025, HHS announced changes to rulemaking processes, rescinding the requirement for agencies under HHS to engage in “notice-and-comment” rulemaking for matters exempted from this process under the Administrative Procedure Act.

We are pleased to share Basil Seggos has been recognized on City & State's 2025 Law Power 100 List, which highlights influential leaders in the legal profession who are influencing New York City and state politics.

Anthony Mirenda and Mack Ramsden have been recognized in the JD Supra 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards, honoring authors who achieved top visibility for their thought leadership in key topics over the past year on the JD Supra platform.

We're pleased to share John Harre and Sumi Sedor will join Sarah Cooleybeck as Co-Chairs of the Licensing & Strategic Alliances practice. John and Sumi support clients in licensing transactions, strategic collaborations and IP issues.

We are thrilled to welcome tax partner Melanie Bartlett to the Denver office. Her arrival expands the firm's tax capabilities for non-profit and tax-exempt organizations.

We are pleased to announce Rose Standifer has been named Partner in Charge of the firm’s Denver office, where she will oversee daily operation and strategic initiatives, as well as work with firm leadership to grow the Denver office.

Join us for a webinar on trademark and advertising strategy for emerging life sciences companies where we will discuss tips, tricks, pitfalls, and best practices for maximizing brand protection, deploying marketing materials, and mitigating risks.

We were pleased to advise Butterfly Network, Inc., a digital health company, on their $86.9M public offering. Butterfly Network intends to use the net proceeds to fund the development and commercialization of new and existing products and services.

In 2024, Foley Hoag’s Energy & Climate group worked across the energy & climate industry to catalyze the creation, development, and funding of renewable energy and ClimateTech initiatives. Here’s a look at some of our highlights from 2024.

EO 14173 aims to end illegal discrimination and restore merit-based opportunities by ceasing DEI policies and programs in federal contracting and employment as well as the private sector. Here we summarize the False Claims Act implications of the EO.

On January 27, 2025, Trump fired two of the three Democratic members of the five-member EEOC panel and a Democratic NLRB commissioner, leaving both agencies without the required quorum to conduct business, effectively stalling both agencies’ work.

We're excited to share that Adam Safwat has been named Co-Chair of Foley Hoag’s White Collar Crime & Government Investigations practice. Adam’s leadership and commitment to excellence strengthen our global government investigations team.

In 2024, pharmaceutical patent litigation saw notable developments in Orange Book and Purple Book litigations. Join us for an overview of key insights, strategic shifts, and procedural trends that shaped the year's patent litigation landscape.

The USPTO has outlined its strategy for addressing key issues at the intersection of AI and intellectual property rights. While focusing on the agency’s direction, the strategy document also offers guidance for companies that interact with the USPTO.

We are thrilled to welcome Daniel Levin, a former U.S. Department of Justice and White House official, as a partner in our White Collar Crime & Government Investigations practice, resident in our Washington, D.C. office.

Over a year since the Supreme Court's SSFA ruling struck down Harvard's and UNC's admissions policies, its impact extends beyond university admissions. With the new administration, legislative and regulatory changes in this space are sure to follow.

Watch our recent webinar with Optima Partners for a discussion of SEC hot topics for 2025, including exam priorities, recent enforcement activity, ESG, AML regulations, the impact of the election and more.