Hathaway Pease Russell has been promoted to managing partner at Foley Hoag, effective immediately. The promotion was announced by the firm earlier this week.
Russell, a senior partner in the firm’s intellectual property department, has been integral to the patent prosecution group and the life sciences industry team. Her practice focuses on developing and implementing intellectual property strategies to create robust global patent portfolios. These portfolios aim to protect and facilitate the commercialization of innovative biopharmaceuticals, according to the firm.
In her new role, Russell will continue to provide strategic patent counseling to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, early-stage life science enterprises, and academic institutions. Foley Hoag has highlighted her significant contributions, particularly in her ability to navigate the complex landscape of intellectual property within the life sciences sector.
Russell’s promotion underscores Foley Hoag’s commitment to expanding its leadership team with individuals who possess substantial expertise in highly specialized legal fields, ensuring sustained growth and innovation in the firm’s service offerings. For more information about the appointment, view the detailed report from Bloomberg Law.