Manatt Launches Boston Office With Leading Privacy and Data Security Partner
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“Boston is home to some of the best-known and longest-established companies that are constantly evolving to meet new challenges. Scott is a natural fit because his practice aligns perfectly with our integrated professional services approach that allows us to counsel both the disruptors and the disrupted.”
– Donna Wilson, CEO and Managing Partner-Elect
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Media Coverage Overview
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– by Meghan Tribe, June 5, 2019
In its new home in Boston, Manatt will continue to work with its stable of clients in the city’s booming healthcare, financial services and digital technology spaces and will look to expand its offerings in the city through the addition of new attorneys and professional services providers internally as well as laterally, Scott Lashway said.
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– by Dan Packel, June 5, 2019
Manatt’s presence in Boston will not be limited to cybersecurity. The firm blends over 300 lawyers and 100 consultants into a hybrid professional services format. Massachusetts resident Patricia Boozang, a senior managing director and the leader of the firm’s health business strategy, policy, and analytics practice, will be joining the new office, after previously being attached to the firm’s New York office.
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– by Greg Ryan, June 5, 2019
The firm thinks it can stand out in Boston with the blend of legal and consulting services that it offers. Manatt markets itself as a professional services firm that emphasizes both legal and non-legal consulting, an approach that [Scott] Lashway said his clients “have been wanting for a long time.”
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Manatt hires data security partner to help launch Boston office
– by Ken Silva, June 7, 2019
“This office opening is part of a broader strategic growth plan to further counsel clients in those industries and enhance Manatt’s already robust legal and consulting services on the East Coast,” the firm stated. “[Scott] Lashway’s arrival signifies the beginning of the firm’s growth in Boston, where it seeks to tap further into the city’s significant innovation and technology roots, financial services institutions, and world-class colleges, universities, medical institutions and research centers.”
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– by Chris Villani, June 10, 2019
“We start with a blank slate in Boston and now we get to paint the mural, but obviously we are not painting it from scratch," [Scott] Lashway told Law360 on Monday. "The leaders of the firm have been up here, on our second day. They are committed to the growth of the Boston office and of our platform for serving New England-based clients.”
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