Courtney M. Hetrick

Courtney Hetrick is a partner in the firm's Business Law Department and a member of its Technology & Life Sciences group. She joined Goodwin in 2012.

Ms. Hetrick represents public and private companies in all stages of maturity in the technology and life sciences industries. She counsels clients on a wide array of corporate matters, including entity formation, venture capital financings, public securities offerings, mergers and acquisitions, securities law compliance and strategic transactions.

Ms. Hetrick's representative matters include:

Capital Markets Transactions

• Orchard Therapeutics in its $225.5 million initial public offering
• AVROBIO in its $114.7 million initial public offering
• ConforMIS in its $20 million follow-on offering with Cowen and Canaccord Genuity
• scPharmaceuticals in its $90 million initial public offering
• Stifel Nicolaus Weisel as an underwriter in Argos Therapeutics $41 million initial public offering
• Repligen Corporation in its $115 million convertible note offering
• Underwriting syndicate in the $64.8 million follow-on financing and subsequent $77 million follow-on financing for Flexion Therapeutics

Mergers and Acquisitions

• Albany Molecular Research Inc. in its $1.7 billion (enterprise value) sale to The Carlyle Group and GTCR
• iRobot Corporation in the sale of its Defense & Security business to Arlington Capital Partners
• Zalicus Inc. in its sale to Epirus Biopharmaceuticals
• Repligen Corporation in its acquisitions of (1) Refine Technology’s Alternating Tangential Flow (“ATF”) System, (2) Atoll GmbH, (3) TangenX Technology Corporation, 4) Spectrum, Inc., and (5) C Technologies
• QPID Health in its sale to eviCore healthcare
• Attend, an event software company, in its sale to Event Farm

Venture Capital Financing Transactions

• Cabaletta Bio in its $38 million Series A financing transaction
• Rheos Medicines in its $60 million Series A financing transaction
• scPharmaceuticals in its $45.6 million Series B financing transaction
• Barkly Protects in its $12.5 million Series A financing transaction