Boston, MA — Foley Hoag LLP announced Monday the appointment of Jay Reilly as a partner in its offices located in Boston and Washington, D.C.
Reilly brings a wealth of experience to the firm, having previously worked at Saul Ewing. His background includes significant in-house roles at various pharmaceutical and technology consulting firms. At Foley Hoag, he will focus on serving clients in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, diagnostic, and digital health sectors.
In his new role, Reilly will be instrumental in negotiating licensing and collaboration agreements, facilitating venture financings, and guiding mergers and acquisitions. His expertise is set to enhance Foley Hoag’s capacity to support clients navigating complex transactions and regulatory environments in the life sciences.
The addition of Reilly is expected to strengthen the firm’s existing practice areas and provide a deeper understanding of the unique challenges faced by companies in the rapidly evolving health and technology sectors. His experience aligns with Foley Hoag’s commitment to providing comprehensive legal services tailored to the needs of its clients.
Foley Hoag has built a reputation for excellence in the legal industry, particularly in the areas of intellectual property and corporate law. The firm continues to expand its talent pool to better serve its diverse clientele and adapt to market demands.
As the life sciences industry grows, having skilled attorneys like Reilly will be vital in addressing the complexities that emerge in the market. His approach combines legal acumen with industry insight, which is essential for fostering successful partnerships and driving innovation.
This strategic hiring reflects Foley Hoag’s ongoing dedication to enhancing its services and its goal of delivering valuable counsel to clients navigating the intricacies of the health and technology sectors.
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