BOSTON—Amanda Austin has joined Covington in its Boston office as a partner in its Life Sciences Transactions Practice Group.
Amanda represents a broad range of life sciences clients, including multinational pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies, nonprofit organizations, and academic institutions in their strategic collaboration and licensing transactions as well as other complex research, development and commercial transactions.
“Amanda is highly regarded, with deep connections in the Boston and broader life sciences community and her practice is highly synergistic with our life sciences transactions practice,“ said John Hurvitz, co-chair of Covington's global Life Sciences Practice and head of the firm's Life Sciences Transactions Practice. “Our clients will benefit from Amanda’s broad experience with cutting-edge and complex transactions that enable innovation and create value in the life sciences industry.”
“We are excited that Amanda has joined the firm’s Boston office as we increase the firm’s footprint in the region,” said Mike Labson, the managing partner of Covington’s Boston office and co-chair of the firm's global Life Sciences Practice. “We have a deeply experienced, cross-practice team able to provide our Boston-based clients timely, hands-on support tailored to the region’s legal and business landscape.”
“I am thrilled to join Covington, which is widely recognized for its leading life sciences practice and collaborative culture,” Amanda said. “I look forward to working alongside my colleagues and leveraging my experience to provide thoughtful, strategic solutions that help clients navigate their challenges in this dynamic transactional environment.”
Amanda received her JD from Harvard Law School in 2005 and her AB from Harvard College in 2002.
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