Andrew Goodman’s shareholder activism practice, and its focus on life sciences, real estate and technology, brings both bench depth in the practice and adds a stronger presence for the firm in Boston.
August 15, 2024 at 10:24 AM
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Andrew Goodman, a mergers and acquisitions partner focused on shareholder activism, has left Goodwin Procter and joined Paul Hastings, the latter said Thursday. Goodman, who spent most of the last two decades at Goodwin, will split time between his new firm’s Boston and New York offices.
Goodman said he was looking forward to continuing to build out Paul Hastings’ shareholder activism platform, as well as work with some of Paul Hastings’ recent laterals.
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