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Foley Hoag LLP

About Foley Hoag LLP

To appreciate the Foley Hoag difference, consider our history. In 1943, the legal profession was an exclusionary culture enforced by a rigid unwritten social code. Yet two individuals, Henry Foley and Garrett Hoag, defied the status quo, daring to establish a different kind of law firm based on a radically new criterion: individual merit.

This commitment, which endures seven decades later, has yielded a high-performing firm with a long record of success across a wide range of industries. Blending the best of tradition and innovation, our lawyers – past and present, in the United States and around the world – practice at the highest levels of the profession, delivering the highest level of client service.

Over the past eight decades, we have evolved and adapted along with the law. Our clients value our ability to anticipate trends both in the law and in their specific industries. As we’ve evolved, however, we have preserved the best of traditional lawyering. In a world driven by technology, we still pick up the phone and seek the face-to-face interactions needed to cultivate solid client relationships. This is just one aspect of our professionally serious yet easy-going culture, which has inspired unusual loyalty in both our clients and our lawyers.

Since the firm was founded, we have established deep roots in the Boston-area entrepreneurial community, focusing considerable resources on cultivating the next generation of technology companies. We work closely with these organizations throughout their entire lifecycle, from inception through financing, growth and maturity. We host hundreds of events every year for entrepreneurs and investors, who often find new business partners before the night is over.

Our distinguished alumni include global business leaders, general counsel of leading companies, a U.S. senator, a U.S. ambassador, accomplished state policy leaders, university presidents, and the first African-American partner at a Boston law firm.

Reviews

Case Assistant

January 2018 Boston, MA
“It’s a challenging job, but I get to see what I’d be like to come back as an associate. I get face time with many important people, and it makes me feel like I’m actually part of the legal team.”

Reader and Mobility Assistant for Blind Attorney

May 2018 - August 2018 Washington, DC
“I liked how flexible this position was because I was able to do another job at the same time. My supervisor was also very kind and it was a great experience to work there. I learned a lot about legal work and how a law firm functions cohesively. ”
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