Foley Hoag comprises Foley Hoag LLP, a limited liability partnership established under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, United States of America and maintaining offices in Boston, Washington D.C., New York City and Denver; and Foley Hoag AARPI, an Association d’Avocats à Responsabilité Professionnelle Individuelle maintaining an office in Paris, France. The term “partner” refers to a partner in Foley Hoag LLP or Foley Hoag AARPI. A list of partners is open to inspection at each of the firm’s offices.
Foley Hoag maintains appropriate registrations in the jurisdictions in which its offices are located. The firm is therefore subject to the rules of the various jurisdictions and professional bodies depending on where each office is located. The firm’s lawyers are subject to the rules of the regulatory bodies to which they are admitted and are admitted to practice in the jurisdictions listed on their individual resumes.
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