Hogan Lovells and Ropes & Gray have taken lead roles on Genzyme's $925m (£591m) sale of its genetic testing business, Genzyme Genetics, to Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings (LabCorp), reports The Am Law Daily. Hogan Lovells advised LabCorp, with M&A partner Michael Silver taking the lead role alongside partners John Booher, William Intner and Joseph Krauss. Longstanding Genzyme adviser Ropes & Gray advised the US company on the deal, with Boston M&A partner Chris Comeau leading the firm's team.
September 17, 2010 at 09:41 AM
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Hogan Lovells and Ropes & Gray have taken lead roles on Genzyme’s $925m (£591m) sale of its genetic testing business, Genzyme Genetics, to Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings (LabCorp), reports The Am Law Daily.
Hogan Lovells advised LabCorp, with M&A partner Michael Silver taking the lead role alongside partners John Booher, William Intner and Joseph Krauss.
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