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Financing | Health
Care
Intellectual
Property & Rights Management | International | Investment
Management
Life
Sciences | Private
Equity | Private
Investment Funds | Real
Estate | Securities & Public
Companies Sports Law |
Technology
Companies | Venture
Capital
& Emerging Companies
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How
big is our practice group?
The International Practice Group includes lawyers from each department
in the firm. More than 30 partners and 35 associates participate
in the Group's activities.
What do we do?
There are international aspects to every segment of Ropes & Gray's
practice from corporate transactions, finance and tax planning, to
international litigation and commercial arbitration. We represent both
non-US clients with respect to their operations in the United States
as well as domestic clients doing business outside the country. The
International Group has recently helped lead the opening of our Tokyo
and Hong Kong offices, our first offices outside of the United States,
and is assisting the firm in looking at other opportunities. Because
we practice only U.S. law, our corresponding relationships with local
firms throughout the world help assure that Ropes & Gray's clients
receive responsive, high quality legal services wherever they are needed.
Many of our associates are members of one of the International Practice
Group's "Country
Desks," helping to keep the firm current on legal developments
in that jurisdiction. Many of them have language skills that
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What
have we done lately?
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- To read about associates' work in Ropes & Gray's Tokyo
office, click
here.
- Ropes & Gray represented a Danish medical device company
in its sale of certain intellectual property assets related to
biopsy devices. Ropes & Gray effectuated the sale of such
assets and negotiated an additional agreement whereby our Danish
client remained on as the buyer's exclusive manufacturer for
such biopsy devices. For the associates roles in this transaction
click here.
- Ropes & Gray represents numerous clients having
global operations. As a result, associates in other practice
groups participate in assignments involving foreign aspects.
For a description of the experiences of three associates, click
here.
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