Global law firm Goodwin today announced the expansion of its global Life Sciences and Technology practices with the addition of Capital Markets partner Guilhem Richard in Paris.
“The life sciences industry is constantly advancing, and we are committed to evolving alongside it,” said Mitchell Bloom, chair of Goodwin’s Life Sciences Practice. “To continue providing clients with comprehensive lifecycle solutions, we must deliver top-tier capital markets services not just in the US, but globally. Building on our top-ranked integrated practices in the US, UK and France, we are thrilled to add Guilhem’s robust experience to our exceptional team in Paris.”
With 15 years of experience, Guilhem specializes in capital markets and corporate finance. He advises issuers and banks on various transactions, including IPOs, capital increases, private placements, block sales, and dual listings on Euronext and Nasdaq. His expertise spans biotech, technology, and cleantech industries, and he also provides guidance on corporate and securities law and governance.
“Guilhem’s first-class experience fits in perfectly with our fully-integrated service offering to innovative companies,” said Maxence Bloch, Chair of Goodwin’s Paris office. “His addition illustrates our commitment to working with our clients at all stages of the corporate lifecycle by building teams of talented lawyers across our global network.”
The addition of Guilhem complements Goodwin’s offering and highly regarded team in Paris, led by partners Thomas Dupont-Sentilles, Anne-Charlotte Rivière, Xavier Leroux and Marie Fillon.
Goodwin’s global Life Sciences practice works with companies throughout the corporate lifecycle – from startup and commercial-stage to maturity and exits – as well as investors, financial institutions, and others in the life sciences ecosystem. The firm’s Capital Markets practice comprise market leading lawyers who consistently execute standout deals globally. The full-service practice spans major markets and industries, enabling us to serve clients effectively wherever they access capital.