In a strategic move, Ropes & Gray has welcomed Zak Goodwin back as a partner in its Boston office, strengthening its antitrust practice. Goodwin, whose expertise spans complex antitrust issues encompassing horizontal, vertical, and conglomerate aspects, rejoins the firm from his previous role as senior corporate counsel at Thermo Fisher Scientific. The firm officially announced the addition of Goodwin to its ranks on Monday.
Goodwin’s return is poised to bolster Ropes & Gray’s capabilities in navigating intricate antitrust matters, an area of increasing significance given the dynamic regulatory environment. His deep understanding of the nuances of antitrust law will be invaluable to corporate clients navigating the complexities of contemporary market structures.
Before his tenure at Thermo Fisher, Goodwin honed his skills within Ropes & Gray’s legal architecture, making his return a seamless transition. His work is expected to contribute to the firm’s growth and the enhancement of its service offerings in the competitive domain of antitrust consulting.
For further details, see the announcement on Bloomberg Law.