Julie Hogan Rodgers Named a Go To Taxation Lawyer by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

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Julie Hogan Rodgers Named a Go To Taxation Lawyer by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has selected Julie Hogan Rodgers as a “Go To Taxation Lawyer.” The “Go To Lawyer” recognition honors top attorneys across the state who are leaders in their field with a long history of success.

The profile in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly highlights recent prominent transactions where Rodgers has provided tax advice, including counseling:

  • Revvity (formerly known as PerkinElmer) ) in its divestiture of its Applied, Food and Enterprise Services businesses to New Mountain Capital for $2.45 billion and its acquisition of BioLegend for $5.25 billion;
  • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in its acquisition by affiliates of Veritas Capital for $2.8 billion;
  • Eaton Vance Corp. in Morgan Stanley’s $7 billion acquisition of the company;
  • Rudolph Technologies in its merger with Nanometrics Incorporated, valued at $1.7 billion, to form Onto Innovation.

The publication also notes her role as tax counsel in debt and equity offerings and establishment of credit facilities and as special tax counsel in corporate spin-offs.

Read the full profile in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.


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