Felipe Heiderich Enhances Goodwin's Life Sciences Practice As New Partner

Felipe M. Heiderich has joined the Goodwin firm's Life Sciences practice as a partner in Boston, bringing with him a wealth of experience in venture capital, private M&A, public company transactions, and licensing arrangements. Heiderich's appointment strengthens Goodwin's advisory capabilities, especially given his recent tenure at Moderna, where he played a crucial role in the legal aspects of the company's business development, licensing, and M&A activities. Kingsley Taft, Co-Chair of Goodwin’s Life Sciences practice, remarked on Felipe's client-centric perspective, accentuated by his professional journey which includes advising C-level executives and Boards on strategic initiatives. Complementing recent additions of partners Bill Christiansen Ph.D. and Carl Morales, Goodwin is reinforcing its standing as a leader in the life sciences legal sector, with a team of over 240 lawyers and patent agents across major life sciences hubs globally. They offer comprehensive support to life sciences companies, from startups to mature entities, and investors in securing funding, intellectual property, forming strategic partnerships, and navigating complex regulatory landscapes.