Stacie Aarestad Named Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Circle of Excellence Honoree
October 30, 2026
Partner Stacie Aarestad has been named a 2026 Circle of Excellence Honoree by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly as part of its annual Top Women of Law awards program. The Circle of Excellence designation recognizes previous Top Women of Law honorees whose careers continue to exemplify excellence, leadership, and lasting contributions to the legal profession.
Aarestad is co-chair of Foley Hoag’s Public Companies and Capital Markets practices and advises public life sciences, technology, and cannabis companies on a broad range of corporate and securities law matters. With over 25 years of experience, she serves as trusted outside corporate counsel to clients.
In addition to her distinguished client work, Aarestad is a leader within the firm and the broader business community. She co-leads Foley Hoag’s Women’s Forum, which promotes professional development and networking opportunities for women attorneys, and has long been active in industry and professional organizations.
Aarestad was previously recognized by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly as a Top Women of Law honoree in 2014. This year’s honorees will be celebrated at the Top Women of Law Awards on November 5, 2026
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