Foley Hoag LLP has been recognized in the 2022 edition of the Legal 500: Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA). The publication ranked Foley Hoag in the following two categories: Environment and Dispute Resolution - International Arbitration.

Through research, client feedback and interviews with leading private practice lawyers, the Legal 500: EMEA assesses the strengths of law firms in over 100 jurisdictions and highlights practice area teams that provide the most cutting edge and innovative advice to corporate counsel.

The publication, which is produced annually, reported these comments and assessments:

Environment (again ranked as Tier 1): “Excellent team in environmental law. Extremely responsive and high-quality support;” “A very complementary team because of their different profiles. They are able to adapt very well and to mobilise in an emergency;” “Great technical competence and availability.”

Carine Le Roy-Gleizes is recognized among the "Leading Individuals" within the practice. Corentin Chevallier and Pauline Leddet-Troadec are also recognized: “Carine Le Roy-Gleizes and Corentin Chevallier have a remarkable educational approach;” “Carine Le Roy-Gleizes and Pauline Leddet-Troadec bring invaluable expertise in environmental law, in particular on matters relating to the closure of industrial sites.”

Dispute Resolution - International Arbitration: “The team enjoys an excellent reputation, particularly in public international law and investment arbitration. I have had the opportunity to see them plead several times and have always noted their great professionalism and the clarity of their arguments;” “Andrea Pinna has an exceptional ability to think ‘outside of the box, to be imaginative and at the same time be attentive to detail. He has a quick mind. He is also very attuned to what the client really needs and focuses his services exactly on that;” “I know in particular Andrea Pinna, with whom I have had the opportunity to work in the past, and Diana Paraguacuto-Mahéo, both of whom are excellent arbitration practitioners in their respective fields.”