Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly names Christine Parise Cordes “Go To Business Transaction Lawyer”

Boston, MA (February 27, 2024) – Christine Parise Cordes, Partner and Co-chair of Rubin and Rudman’s Corporate Department, was recently selected as a 2024 “Go To Business Transaction Lawyer” by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (“MLW”). This award showcases leaders who have shown excellence in the legal community in their area of practice and who have been nominated by their peers and reviewed by a panel from MLW.

Cordes has a diverse practice encompassing corporate and financing matters. Her clients include closely-held private companies, start-ups (including biotechnology, pharmaceutical and tech companies), middle-market private companies, real estate developers and funds, educational institutions, banks and other financial institutions. She has earned recognition as one of Boston magazine’s Top Lawyers in Corporate Law since 2022.

“I can’t think of a more deserving recipient of this recognition by MLW,” said Neal F. Splaine, Partner and Co-Chair of the Corporate Department at Rubin and Rudman. “Chris is an exceptional attorney, serving as lead counsel for some of our clients’ largest and most sophisticated business transactions. Not only is Chris a brilliant attorney, she is also a dedicated, lead-by-example mentor to our talented team of young professionals,” continued Splaine.

Cordes holds a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from Boston University School of Law, awarded in 2004, and graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from the University of Delaware in 2001.

Rubin and Rudman’s Corporate practice focuses on virtually every aspect of organizing, funding, operating, growing and selling or transitioning businesses. Attorneys often serve as outside general counsel to emerging growth companies, closely-held businesses, mid-sized growing companies and family-owned enterprises. They also regularly advise large financial institutions, insurance companies and various public entities on various business and corporate matters. Clients include regional, national and global entities.