Deals & Matters
The firm represents the National Trust for Historic Preservation in a lawsuit challenging the White House ballroom project and seeking to halt construction pending congressional authorization and judicial review.
We are pleased to announce that Lauren Carboni has joined the firm as a partner in the Healthcare Department, based in the Denver office. Carboni brings more than a decade of experience in healthcare law and strengthens the firm’s ability to serve clients across the Rocky Mountain region.
We are pleased to announce that Jennifer Davenport has joined the firm to lead its strategic growth efforts. Davenport will be based in the firm’s Denver office and will work closely with Foley Hoag’s leadership on lateral partner recruiting and firm growth.
We are pleased to annouce that Sarah Oliai has joined the firm as a partner in the International Trade & National Security practice. Oliai, who will sit in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office, brings nearly a decade of experience advising clients on U.S. regulatory regimes governing international trade and investments.
Managing Partner Jim Bucking and Litigation Department Co-Chair Beth Neitzel spoke with The American Lawyer about the firm’s ongoing litigation against the Trump Administration, highlighting Foley Hoag’s emergence as a go-to firm in this space, its ability to capitalize on a shifting legal landscape without changing its core ethos, and recent partner additions supporting this work.
We are pleased to announce that Jason Hipp has joined the firm as a partner in its Litigation Department. Hipp, who is based in the firm’s New York office, leads high-stakes litigation involving human rights, national security, cross-border legal issues, and commercial disputes.
We are pleased to announce that forty-one Foley Hoag attorneys have received Chambers USA 2026 rankings, representing all four U.S. offices, with the firm also recognized across 21 practices, including Band 1 in Environment and Elite recognition in International Arbitration.
Foley Hoag is pleased to announce that Alain Mathieu has joined the firm as a partner in the Litigation Department. Based in Boston, he will lead the firm’s newly formed Sports & Entertainment Group.
Foley Hoag is pleased to announce that Madeleine Tutwiler, a rising second-year student at Boston College Law School, and Jason Lee, a rising second-year student at New York University School of Law, have been selected as the firm’s 2026 Charles J. Beard Fellows.
We are pleased to announce that Ambassador David Pressman has joined the firm as a partner in our New York office, bringing decades of experience at the intersection of national security, international law, and crisis management.
We are proud to announce that the establishment of a First Amendment practice group with the addition of nationally-recognized media litigators Michael Grygiel and Kelly McNamee. Grygiel will chair the practice group, and he, McNamee, and associate Christina Hernsdorf will all be based in New York.
Foley Hoag and co-counsel Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC and Lowell & Associates, PLLC filed a lawsuit on behalf of a coalition of cultural heritage and architectural organizations seeking to require federal review of the Trump administration's Kennedy Center plans.
As we navigate the changes in Washington, our team of legal professionals stands ready to help your organization anticipate and adapt to evolving federal policies, market dynamics and state and local updates.
We are committed to helping our clients achieve their desired results through innovation, deep knowledge and superior legal skill.
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