A Recap of Resilience: Goodwin’s Life Sciences Practice
Last year, our Life Sciences practice continued helping clients thrive in the face of changing tides.
In 2022, life sciences companies witnessed a sea of changes that brought both new challenges and opportunities. Goodwin helped, and continues to help, clients across the life sciences ecosystem navigate these stormy waters as they look for strategies to enhance research and development, optimize value from licensing, enter M&A and other transactions, and secure capital for growth.
This recap highlights the resilience of these industry-leading companies and the agility of our full-service, integrated global practice. We are continually inspired by our clients and look forward to our ongoing partnerships as we embrace 2023 and the evolving life sciences legal landscape.
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Goodwin’s fully integrated Life Sciences practice helps clients navigate the industry’s rapidly evolving demands by serving as a “one-stop-shop” service, seamlessly advising through all stages of the corporate lifecycle and guiding our clients’ strategic and business goals.
We are proud to have a dedicated team of life sciences lawyers located in the major innovation hubs across the United States, Europe and Asia, giving our team the unique ability to advise clients when and where our services are needed.
Contacts
- Mitchell S. Bloom

Mitchell S. Bloom
PartnerChair, Life Sciences - Kingsley L. Taft

Kingsley L. Taft
PartnerCo-Chair, Life Sciences - Stuart M. Cable

Stuart M. Cable
Vice Chair & Global Head of M&A